catch-all
English
noun
Definitions
- Any place or repository where things are placed indiscriminately or without careful thought.
Etymology
Suffix from English catch.
Origin
English
catch
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- becatch English
- bycatch English
- catch English
- catch-allism English
- catch-rope English
- catchability English
- catchable English
- catchball English
- catchcry English
- catchdrain English
- catchee English
- catcher English
- catchest English
- catcheth English
- catchfly English
- catchlight English
- catchline English
- catchmark English
- catchment English
- catchpenny English
- catchphrase English
- catchpit English
- catchstitch English
- catcht English
- catchwater English
- catchweed English
- catchword English
- catchwork English
- catchy English
- flycatch English
- howcatchem English
- miscatch English
- outcatch English
- overcatch English
- recatch English
- uncatch English
- catch French
- cachar Spanish, Castilian
- cacchen Middle English
- kisim Tok Pisin
- catch
- catchy
- catcht
- catcher
- becatch
- catchee
- uncatch
- bycatch
- recatch
- catchcry
- catchfly
- outcatch
- flycatch
- catchest
- catchpit
- miscatch
- catcheth
- catchment
- catchmark
- catchweed
- catchline
- catchable
- catchword
- catchball
- overcatch
- catchwork
- catchpenny
- howcatchem
- catchwater
- catchlight
- catchdrain
- catch-rope
- catchstitch
- catchphrase
- catch-allism
- catchability