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catchy
[kach-ee]
adjective
pleasing and easily remembered.
a catchy tune.
likely to attract interest or attention.
a catchy title for a movie.
tricky; deceptive.
a catchy question.
occurring in snatches; fitful.
a catchy wind.
catchy
/ ˈæʃɪ /
adjective
(of a tune, etc) pleasant and easily remembered or imitated
tricky or deceptive
a catchy question
irregular
a catchy breeze
Other 51Թ Forms
- catchiness noun
- ˈٳԱ noun
Example Sentences
"It seemed kind of catchy, but I didn't think too much about it," the singer revealed in a 2004 BBC documentary.
It's a quirky, catchy girls-together anthem – and the biggest creative risk the UK has taken at Eurovision for years, writes my colleague Mark Savage.
Margulis says that what particularly makes a song catchy is "not only when they are heard repeatedly, but also when they throw in some kind of surprise twist".
The production earned 2024 Tony nominations for score, sound design, scene design and choreography as well as praise from critics including the New York Times’ Jesse Green, who applauded the ”infernally catchy songs.”
Cage has been on a streak of making catchy low-budget B-movies by rising filmmakers such as “Pig,” “Dream Scenario” and “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.”
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