Catch Out

1. To get a ride out of town on a freight train.

2. To successfully attain a ride for hitchhiking purposes.

Dirty Kid: Let's jut kick it, right?

Crusty Kid: No way! I'm going to sleep. I gotta catch out in the morning.

Andrew Hippie: How are you getting to Portland?

Kung Fu Kitty: I'm headed down to the 5 right now to catch out!

by bobross January 17, 2013

Catch Out

Verb. To leave

"say, i got some shit to do so im about to catch out. ill holla at you later."

by DJ FoxPhyre March 26, 2003

Catching Out

The act of hopping on a freight train to leave town. To ride a freight train.

Lets plan on catching out on the west side of the train yard.

by hobobro March 16, 2010

catch out

a catch out is a situation when someone surprises you doing a dodgy thing , or when someone proves you wrong

they saw you with that rotter.. what a catch out !

by FERNAN May 13, 2008

catch out

A rat or someone who will tell it. Someone who has to leave a yard(prison)or take P.C.(protective custody) because they are a rat or they are in trouble with other inmates.

"That ratty lil punk ass bitch is a catch out from every yard he's been on"

by boss May 9, 2005