catchy
/'kætʃi/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Easily remembered; appealing and memorable: Used to describe something, especially a tune, phrase, or title, that is pleasing and instantly captures attention, making it easy to recall.
- Deceptively tricky; containing hidden difficulty: Describes a question, problem, or situation that seems simple but is designed to trap or mislead.
Examples
- Adjective (Memorable):
- The commercial has a very catchy jingle that everyone is humming.
- She wrote a catchy headline that increased the article's readership.
- Adjective (Tricky):
- The exam had a few catchy questions designed to test our attention to detail.
- It's a catchy puzzle that looks easier than it is.
Advanced Usage
- "catchy phrase/slogan": A short, memorable group of words used in advertising or politics.
- The campaign's success was partly due to its catchy slogan.
- "catchy rhythm/melody": A musical pattern that is instantly appealing and easy to remember.
- The song's catchy melody made it a global hit.
Variants and Related Words
- Catchiness (n): The quality of being catchy.
- The catchiness of the chorus is undeniable.
Synonyms
- Memorable: Worth remembering or easily remembered.
- Appealing: Attractive or interesting.
- Tricky: Deceptively difficult; requiring care and skill.
Related Phrases
- A catchy tune: A melody that is instantly likable and memorable.
- He's always whistling some catchy tune from the radio.
Adjective
- likely to attract attention
- a catchy title for a movie
- having concealed difficulty
- a catchy question
- a tricky recipe to follow