Catching - Law Dictionary Search Results
Ensnare
To catch in a snare See Insnare
Espy
To catch sight of to perceive with the eyes to discover as a distant object partly concealed or not obvious
Fang
To catch to seize as with the teeth to lay hold of to gripe to clutch
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Immesh
To catch or entangle in or as in the meshes of a net or in a web to insnare
Hap
Hap, to catch.
Enmesh
To catch or entangle in or as in meshes
Catch title
A short expressive title used for abbreviated book lists etc
mousetrap
Any device that catches and usually kills mice They are of various designs the most common being a stiff loop of wire
Hook
piece of metal or other hard material formed or bent into a curve or at an angle for catching holding or sustaining anything as a hook for catching fish a hook for fastening a gate a boat
Detent
That which locks or unlocks a movement a catch pawl or dog especially in clockwork the catch which locks and unlocks the wheelwork in striking
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