catch-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: catch
sense: 00087740-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 00461312-v
sense: 00544096-v
sense: 00591299-v
sense: 00601230-v
sense: 00727710-v
sense: 00727971-v
sense: 01084847-v
sense: 01157556-v
sense: 01217985-v
sense: 01330498-v
sense: 01330694-v
sense: 01383031-v
sense: 01403769-v
sense: 01441809-v
sense: 01482779-v
sense: 01483099-v
sense: 01508590-v
sense: 01741988-v
sense: 01810472-v
sense: 02022224-v
sense: 02114099-v
sense: 02122438-v
sense: 02155378-v
sense: 02193614-v
sense: 02193844-v
sense: 02253107-v
sense: 02516571-v
sense: 02767092-v

00087740-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: come down with
example: did you catch a cold?
ili: i22209
lexfile: verb.body
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00087488-v
similar: 00087488-v

apprehension-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: apprehension
sense: 00089545-n
part of speech: noun

arrest-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: arrest
sense: 00089545-n
part of speech: noun

catch-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: catch
sense: 00089545-n
part of speech: noun
sense: 00139776-n
sense: 00459665-n
sense: 02986054-n
sense: 02986245-n
sense: 05172200-n
sense: 07081800-n
sense: 09261049-n
sense: 09920434-n
sense: 13777962-n

collar-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: collar
sense: 00089545-n
part of speech: noun

pinch-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pinch
sense: 00089545-n
part of speech: noun

taking into custody-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: taking into custody
sense: 00089545-n
part of speech: noun

00089545-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: the act of apprehending (especially apprehending a criminal)
example: the policeman on the beat got credit for the collar
ili: i35870
lexfile: noun.act
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00089301-n

grab-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: grab
sense: 00139776-n
part of speech: noun

snatch-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: snatch
sense: 00139776-n
part of speech: noun

snap-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: snap
sense: 00139776-n
part of speech: noun

00139776-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: the act of catching an object with the hands
example: Mays made the catch with his back to the plate
example: he made a grab for the ball before it landed
example: Martin's snatch at the bridle failed and the horse raced away
example: the infielder's snap and throw was a single motion
ili: i36147
lexfile: noun.act
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00047263-n

00459665-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a cooperative game in which a ball is passed back and forth
example: he played catch with his son in the backyard
ili: i37825
lexfile: noun.act
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00431591-n

00461312-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: delay or hold up; prevent from proceeding on schedule or as planned
example: I was caught in traffic and missed the meeting
ili: i24020
lexfile: verb.change
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00460731-v
similar: 01330694-v

00544096-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: be struck or affected by
example: catch fire
example: catch the mood
ili: i24449
lexfile: verb.change
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00109468-v
similar: 02114099-v

get-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: get
sense: 00591299-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 01217985-v
sense: 01403769-v
sense: 01508590-v
sense: 01741988-v
sense: 02114099-v
sense: 02193844-v

00591299-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: grasp with the mind or develop an understanding of
example: did you catch that allusion?
example: We caught something of his theory in the lecture
example: don't catch your meaning
example: did you get it?
example: She didn't get the joke
example: I just don't get him
ili: i24714
lexfile: verb.cognition
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00590283-v
similar: 01741988-v
similar: 02364339-v

trip up-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: trip up
sense: 00601230-v
part of speech: verb

00601230-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: detect a blunder or misstep
example: The reporter tripped up the senator
ili: i24759
lexfile: verb.cognition
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00600349-v

00727710-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: discover or come upon accidentally, suddenly, or unexpectedly; catch somebody doing something or in a certain state
example: She caught her son eating candy
example: She was caught shoplifting
ili: i25328
lexfile: verb.cognition
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00727236-v
similar: 00727971-v

00727971-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: become aware of
example: he caught her staring out the window
ili: i25329
lexfile: verb.cognition
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02133338-v
similar: 00727710-v

01084847-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: be the catcher
example: Who is catching?
ili: i27003
lexfile: verb.competition
part of speech: verb
domain topic: 00472688-n
hypernym: 01075360-v
similar: 01441809-v

overtake-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: overtake
sense: 01157556-v
part of speech: verb

catch up with-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: catch up with
sense: 01157556-v
part of speech: verb

01157556-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: catch up with and possibly overtake
example: The Rolls Royce caught us near the exit ramp
ili: i27400
lexfile: verb.competition
part of speech: verb
entails: 01074673-v
hypernym: 01839438-v
similar: 02022224-v

capture-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: capture
sense: 01217985-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 01482779-v
sense: 01810472-v

01217985-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: succeed in catching or seizing, especially after a chase
example: We finally got the suspect
example: Did you catch the thief?
ili: i27699
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01215136-v

hitch-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: hitch
sense: 01330498-v
part of speech: verb

01330498-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: to hook or entangle
example: One foot caught in the stirrup
ili: i28323
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01299048-v
similar: 01330694-v

01330694-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: cause to become accidentally or suddenly caught, ensnared, or entangled
example: I caught the hem of my dress in the brambles
ili: i28324
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01299048-v
similar: 01330498-v
similar: 00461312-v

01383031-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: spread or be communicated
example: The fashion did not catch
ili: i28610
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01382787-v

01403769-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: reach with a blow or hit in a particular spot
example: the rock caught her in the back of the head
example: The blow got him in the back
example: The punch caught him in the stomach
ili: i28726
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01402698-v

grab-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: grab
sense: 01441809-v
part of speech: verb

01441809-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: take hold of so as to seize or restrain or stop the motion of
example: Catch the ball!
example: Grab the elevator door!
ili: i28924
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01215136-v
similar: 01084847-v

01482779-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: capture as if by hunting, snaring, or trapping
example: I caught a rabbit in the trap today
ili: i29118
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02215637-v
similar: 01483099-v

01483099-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: take in and retain
example: We have a big barrel to catch the rainwater
ili: i29119
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02309962-v
similar: 01482779-v

arrest-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: arrest
sense: 01508590-v
part of speech: verb

01508590-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: attract and fix
example: His look caught her
example: She caught his eye
example: Catch the attention of the waiter
ili: i29253
lexfile: verb.contact
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01507886-v

01741988-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: apprehend and reproduce accurately
example: She really caught the spirit of the place in her drawings
example: She got the mood just right in her photographs
ili: i30428
lexfile: verb.creation
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01741022-v
similar: 00591299-v

enamour-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: enamour
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

trance-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: trance
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

becharm-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: becharm
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

enamor-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: enamor
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

captivate-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: captivate
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

beguile-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: beguile
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

charm-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: charm
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

fascinate-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: fascinate
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

bewitch-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: bewitch
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

entrance-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: entrance
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

enchant-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: enchant
sense: 01810472-v
part of speech: verb

01810472-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: attract; cause to be enamored
example: She captured all the men's hearts
ili: i30762
lexfile: verb.emotion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 01811849-v

make-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: make
sense: 02022224-v
part of speech: verb

02022224-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: reach in time
example: I have to catch a train at 7 o'clock
example: We barely made the plane
ili: i31831
lexfile: verb.motion
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02021901-v
similar: 01157556-v

02114099-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: suffer from the receipt of
example: She will catch hell for this behavior!
ili: i32309
lexfile: verb.perception
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 00064841-v
similar: 00544096-v
similar: 02113108-v

pick up-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: pick up
sense: 02122438-v
part of speech: verb

02122438-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: perceive with the senses quickly, suddenly, or momentarily
example: I caught the aroma of coffee
example: He caught the allusion in her glance
example: ears open to catch every sound
example: The dog picked up the scent
example: Catch a glimpse
ili: i32347
lexfile: verb.perception
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02110960-v

watch-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: watch
sense: 02155378-v
part of speech: verb

view-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: view
sense: 02155378-v
part of speech: verb

see-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: see
sense: 02155378-v
part of speech: verb

take in-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: take in
sense: 02155378-v
part of speech: verb
sense: 02193614-v

02155378-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: see or watch
example: view a show on television
example: This program will be seen all over the world
example: view an exhibition
example: Catch a show on Broadway
example: see a movie
ili: i32509
lexfile: verb.perception
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02154940-v
similar: 02133754-v

overhear-v
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: overhear
sense: 02193614-v
part of speech: verb

02193614-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: hear, usually without the knowledge of the speakers
example: We overheard the conversation at the next table
ili: i32700
lexfile: verb.perception
part of speech: verb
entails: 02174335-v
hypernym: 02174146-v
similar: 02193844-v

02193844-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: perceive by hearing
example: I didn't catch your name
example: She didn't get his name when they met the first time
ili: i32701
lexfile: verb.perception
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02174146-v
similar: 02193614-v

02253107-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: get or regain something necessary, usually quickly or briefly
example: Catch some sleep
example: catch one's breath
ili: i32978
lexfile: verb.possession
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02215637-v

02516571-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: check oneself during an action
example: She managed to catch herself before telling her boss what was on her mind
ili: i34267
lexfile: verb.social
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02516039-v

02767092-v
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: start burning
example: The fire caught
ili: i35486
lexfile: verb.weather
part of speech: verb
hypernym: 02766580-v

02986054-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a fastener that fastens or locks a door or window
ili: i51637
lexfile: noun.artifact
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 03328648-n

stop-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: stop
sense: 02986245-n
part of speech: noun

02986245-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a restraint that checks the motion of something
example: he used a book as a stop to hold the door open
ili: i51638
lexfile: noun.artifact
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 04088956-n

gimmick-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: gimmick
sense: 05172200-n
part of speech: noun

05172200-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a drawback or difficulty that is not readily evident
example: it sounds good but what's the catch?
ili: i64121
lexfile: noun.attribute
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 05172048-n

07081800-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a break or check in the voice (usually a sign of strong emotion)
ili: i73821
lexfile: noun.communication
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 07085523-n

09261049-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: anything that is caught (especially if it is worth catching)
example: he shared his catch with the others
ili: i85176
lexfile: noun.object
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 00002684-n

match-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: match
sense: 09920434-n
part of speech: noun

09920434-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: a person regarded as a good matrimonial prospect
ili: i88866
lexfile: noun.person
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 09786620-n

haul-n
type: LexicalEntry
canonical form: haul
sense: 13777962-n
part of speech: noun

13777962-n
type: LexicalConcept
in scheme: en-word.net
definition: the quantity that was caught
example: the catch was only 10 fish
ili: i109172
lexfile: noun.quantity
part of speech: noun
hypernym: 13597558-n