catchy English

Meaning catchy meaning

What does catchy mean?

Definitions in simple English

catchy Adjective

— Something that is catchy, such as a song, immediately catches attention and is very memorable.

catchy

— adjective (= tricky) having concealed difficulty a catchy question a tricky recipe to follow

— adjective likely to attract attention a catchy title for a movie

Synonyms catchy synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as catchy?

catchy English » English

tricky

catching

attractive

attention-getting

tempting

piquant

interesting

fitful

enticing

endearing

deceptive

conspicuous

attracting

appealing

alluring

winning

viscous

viscid

transmittable

transmissible

tacky

sticky

specious

puzzling

problematical

problematic

pasty

mucilaginous

misleading

memorable

irregular

infectious

illusory

illusive

hollow

gummy

glutinous

gluey

fraudulent

fallacious

exciting

enthralling

elusory

elusive

difficult

delusive

deceitful

contractable

contagious

communicable

Examples catchy examples

How do I use catchy in a sentence?

Simple sentences

That song is catchy.

This song is catchy.

This song is very catchy.

Besides it being incredibly catchy, I like nothing about this song.

It's a catchy song.

That's a catchy tune.

This song is super catchy.

Movie subtitles

I wish that didn't sound so evil because it's catchy as hell.

That's catchy.

Yeah, it is kind of catchy.

Very catchy.

Catchy tune.

Catchy tune, that?

Your business is to think of some catchy prayers that'll get me into The Saturday Evening Post.

I'll play a catchy tune.

Sounds catchy.

A catchy suggestion.

It's catchy, it's bouncy.

Oh, yeah, very bouncy and catchy.

Catchy.

Sounds rather catchy.

Tell Mr. Tao, him catchy very number-one ferryboat captain.

We need a catchy name. What's yours?

Yes, it's a very catchy tune, isn't it?

With a catchy slogan.

Catchy tune, isn't it?

Catchy title.

It's important for an actress to have a catchy name, you know?

Myself, I- - I kind of prefer the catchy ones. Bright, say, fluorescent orange.

Who love catchy tunes, silly puns and repartee.

We love catchy tunes, silly puns and repartee.

Your business is to think up catchy prayers that'll get me into the Saturday Evening Post.

I sometimes hear that catchy tune, I don't even know what it is.

You write a proper part for me and a couple of catchy songs. I guarantee you a triumph deluxe!

Simple, direct, catchy.

It's such a catchy tune, isn't it?

It's got to have sex appeal. and a catchy name. It's got to have sex appeal.

News and current affairs

President George W. Bush has been short on neither initiatives nor catchy slogans and acronyms.

Anybody - and any idea - can be sold with a bright ribbon and a catchy jingle.

That our profligate consumption requires five planets is a catchy story, but it is wrong.

While this makes for a catchy political message, it has the distinct disadvantage of being wrong.

For investors, that outcome justified the creation of the catchy acronym.

But catchy ideas die hard, and Russia has moved to cement the current concept of the BRICs into an irreversible reality.

It may not be catchy (and it is likely to be changed), but it expresses an essential truth: Zionism is about the right of the Jewish people to self-determination, not about the permanent domination of another people.

In June 2009, the foreign ministers of the four countries met for the first time in Yekaterinburg, Russia, to transform a catchy acronym into an international political force.