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catch a square

catch a square verb: to prepare to fight; to square up.

Verb

catch a square (third-person singular simple present catches a square, present participle catching a square, simple past and past participle caught a square)

  1. (slang) To prepare to fight; to square up.

Forms of catch a square

third-person singular presentcatches a square
present participlecatching a square
past participlecaught a square
pastcaught a square

Questions about catch a square

What does catch a square mean?
Catch a square means to prepare to fight; to square up.
What part of speech is catch a square?
Catch a square is a verb.
What is the past tense of catch a square?
The past tense of catch a square is caught a square.

Words near catch a square in the dictionary

  1. catch a dick
  2. catch a fade
  3. catch a falling knife
  4. catch a packet
  5. catch a ride
  6. catch a square
  7. catch a stray
  8. catch a Tartar
  9. catch a wave
  10. catch air
  11. catch and kill

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