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When Jaison wants to push a site and you say you'll push with him but you flash him and he dies.
Jaison: Let's push A
You: Righto I'll back you up

Jaison: Ah I'm flashed! What are you doing?
You: Gobtcha
Jaison: ooooOoOoOoOoOoo-OOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
gobtcha by thebigd890 October 23, 2022
A somewhat inappropriate act popularized in Britain during the mid to late 1700's in which the crotch of a family member is playfully grabbed by a fellow family member.
Dad: Goitcha!
*Dad proceeds to grab his daughter's crotch*
Daughter: DAD! Stop it with the goitcha already!
goitcha by bitocrumpet June 14, 2011

gotcha day 

"Gotcha Day" is a term used for kids that are adopted into new homes. Once a child leaves the foster care system and gets placed with their potential adoptive family, they celebrate that day. It's the move in day for the child.
Today we celebrated my sisters 4th "Gotcha Day."
gotcha day by Lee.air.uh March 8, 2017
I understand what you've communicated
Friend A: Please don't do that again bro'

Friend G: Gotcha
gotcha by marytoons October 18, 2010

Gotcha question 

Any question that former Vice-Presidential nominee Sarah Palin is too stupid to answer.
Gotcha questions asked by interviewers Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric:

Charles Gibson: "Do you agree with the Bush Doctrine?"

Sarah Palin: "In what respect Charlie?"

Charles Gibson: "What do you interpret it to be?"

Sarah Palin: "His world view."

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Katie Couric: "When it comes to establishing your world view, I was curious, what newspapers and magazines did you regularly read...?"

Sarah Palin: "I've read most of them again with a great appreciation for the press..."

Katie Couric: "But what ones specifically? I'm curious."

Sarah Palin: "Um, all of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years."

Katie Couric: "Can you name any of them?"

Sarah Palin: "{Long speech about how Alaska isn't a foreign country}"... no shit.
Gotcha question by emgs93 August 3, 2010
Comes from, "I 'got' you."
Which is an alternative for, "I understand you."
Or, "I will comply."
"Lock up when you leave."
Reply:
"Gotcha."
gotcha by John R. Carter, Sr. June 25, 2005