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catching a date

catching a date is the present participle and gerund of catch a date.

Meaning of catch a date

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic, slang) Of a prostitute, to secure a client who is willing to pay for services.

Questions about catching a date

What is catching a date the present participle and gerund of?
Catching a date is the present participle and gerund of catch a date.

Words near catching a date in the dictionary

  1. catching a body
  2. catching a break
  3. catching a case
  4. catching a cold
  5. catching a crab
  6. catching a date
  7. catching a dick
  8. catching a fade
  9. catching a falling knife
  10. catching a packet
  11. catching a ride

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