Catching strays

Aiming to insult someone but insulting someone else in the process aswell even if not involved.

If someone is insulting Person A, but also insults Person B, Person B is said to have “caught a stray” (Catching strays)

I cant think of any situations rn sorry

by CookedGroceries May 19, 2022

circus catch

A circus catch is a highly athletic catch in football or baseball which looks like a circus stunt!

Wow, did you see that circus catch A.J. Brown made!

by I, Wreckerrr December 6, 2020

catch a fade

Get knocked out. Telling someone that they will be repercussions if something does/doesn't happen in the form of getting knocked out.

Yo, you gonna catch a fade if you keep talkin slick.

by Dman4Life December 7, 2017

Catching Splinters

A figurative term originating in the South used by one who is driving a car with wood grain on the steering wheel.

"I'ma be working wood wheel and catching splinters, riding twenty inches or better on chrome." -Paul Wall, Chunk Up The Deuce

by mikeyrocks May 8, 2009

Catch these hands

Fight; throwing down. Verbal assault to basically, meaning we 'bout to fight.

Person 1: "So my girl is better than yos, and she will-"
Person 2: "You 'bout to catch these hands."

by BasicNeeds May 18, 2015

catch feels

Verb. To catch a type of fish called "feels".

To catch feels, it is usual to use a "drop top" rod. Sometimes a net is used to "chase thrills". Occasionally pills are popped in the water to subdue the fish. Feels are not dangerous so there is no need to be scared.

Don't be afraid to catch feels (ha)
Baby, I know you ain't scared to catch feels
Ride drop top and chase thrills (hey)

by Fishyrich March 27, 2019

catch the goose

A euphemism for an attractive person. Insinuates a sexual attraction, so use carefully.

George saw his stepsister, Sarah, walking by and said to his dad, “Sarah could catch the goose!”

by Chubabara April 13, 2020