Baseball. the player stationed behind home plate, whose chief duty is to catch pitches not hit by the batter.
a member of an aerialist team, as in a circus, who hangs head down from a trapeze and catches another member who has completed a jump or somersault through the air.
Metalworking. a person who feeds metal rods through a looping mill.
Also called catch·er res·o·na·tor.Electronics. See under Klystron.
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This seems particularly relevant, since many players have already reported to their team’s facilities in Florida and Arizona — and some teams’ pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report a week from today.
Some of the finest catchers in the history of the game excelled in their 30s.
Kelce, typically an automatic catcher, dropped a crucial third-down pass deep in Kansas City territory, which led to rookie Tommy Townsend’s shanked punt.
He should demand a long-term, nine-figure contract as the sport’s best catcher.
The stable of productive pass catchers from Alabama runs deep with John Metchie, Slade Bolden and even tight end Miller Forristall contributing significantly.
The most critical person for a timely beginning of trial that day was a cat catcher on contract to the Amereicans.
In 1908, Washington Senators catcher Gabby Street attempted to catch a ball being dropped from the top of the Washington Monument.
Confusion over the catcher's eye black is just the tip of the iceberg for this befuddled limey.
As far as seeing the target, the catcher put tape on his fingers so I could see the signals.
Can you instruct someone how to make an origami ‘cootie catcher’ with just words?
Ollie Shreck, Rube's regular catcher, wouldn't sign a contract one season.
The fly-catcher (stoparola) has not yet appeared; it usually breeds in my vine.
The Chinese thief-catcher went about his work in a scientific fashion.
The water pitcher was traded by Cap Kiefer, catcher of the nine, you know.
A catcher is one who seizes the rolled plate as it comes out and throws it back to the roller.