Legal Definition and Related Resources of Catchword

Meaning of Catchword

Synonyms of Catchword

noun

adage
byword
catch phrase
clew
cliché
clue
colloquialism
common saying
cue word
key
maxim
mot
password
pithy saying
saying
shibboleth
slogan
stock saying
tag
vogue word
watchword
Associated Concepts: trademarks

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Grammar

This term is a noun.

Etimology of Catchword

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1730, “the first word of the following page inserted at the lower right-hand corner of each page of a book,” from catch (verb) + word; this term is also a noun.; extended to “word caught up and repeated” (especially in the political sense) by 1795. The literal sense is extinct; the figurative sense thrives.

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