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you catch my drift 

If you understand what I mean, often in reference to the rude version of a double entendre or innuendo.
"She put his sausage in her mouth, if you catch my drift"
you catch my drift by Hugo-h12 October 10, 2016
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You catch my drift? 

The stupidest fucking phrase to have ever existed.
If you say this phrase you most likely chested on your girlfriend with your sister and eat doritos for breakfast.
"You catch my drift?"
"Fuck you Jerry, you soggy cunt. Go suck your mom's dick."

You catch my drift? 

The worst phrase to have ever fucking existed.
If you say this you probably cheated on your girlfriend with your sister and smell like doritos.
"You catch my drift?"
"Fuck you Jerry, you soggy cunt. Go suck your mom's dick. "

If you catch my drift 

figurative form of speech.
It means If you understand what a person is implying or follow where they're getting at in a conversation.

Usually substituted for the following phrases:
"If you know what I'm saying." or "If you see what I mean."
Person 1: "I bet Maria is an animal in the sack--if you catch my drift."
Person 2: She sure is

if you catch my drift 

If you understand what i mean/ direction of my thoughts (if you follow my train of thought)
You behave like a little naughty girl if you catch my drift!
if you catch my drift by Nick_A November 21, 2013

do you catch my drift 

do you understand the words that are comming out of my mouth?
So her momma steps in and things got out of control... do you catch my drift?
do you catch my drift by Teller July 30, 2008

If you catch my drift 

If you get what iam saying
Do whatever you want, you can even roll a Riza, if you catch my drift
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