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Showing words for CATCHER using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Catcher

catcher, recatch

6 Letter Words for Catcher

achter, cachet, chacte, charet, crache, cratch, creach, hectar, racche, rachet, thrace

5 Letter Words for Catcher

acher, arche, archt, cache, caret, carte, catch, cater, cerat, chace, chare, chart, cheat, chert, crate, crche, creta, earth, ecart, echar, hater, heart, rache, ratch, rathe, reach, react, retch, tache, teach, theca, thrae, trace

4 Letter Words for Catcher

acce, acct, acer, ache, acre, acth, arch, aret, arte, cace, care, cart, cate, cath, ceca, cera, cert, char, chat, cher, each, eath, ecch, echt, erat, erth, etch, haec, hare, hart, hate, hear, heat, hera, hert, race, rach, rate, rath, rect, rhea, rhet, tace, tach, tahr, tare, tche, tchr, tear, teca, tech, tehr, tera, thae, thar, thea, trac, trah

3 Letter Words for Catcher

acc, ace, ach, act, aer, arc, are, art, ate, car, cat, cer, cha, che, crc, crt, cte, ctr, ear, eat, ecc, ech, ect, era, ert, eta, etc, eth, hae, hat, her, het, rah, rat, rct, rea, rec, reh, rha, rhe, rte, tar, tch, tea, tec, ter, tha, the, tra

Definitions for Catcher

[1] a person or thing that catches.
[2] Baseball . the player stationed behind home plate, whose chief duty is to catch pitches not hit by the batter.
[3] 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.
[4] Metalworking . a person who feeds metal rods through a looping mill.
[5] Electronics . catcher resonator. See under Klystron.
[6] a person or thing that catches, esp in a game or sport
[7] baseball a fielder who stands behind home plate and catches pitched balls not hit by the batter

Words nearby Catcher

catch-colt, catch-cord, catch-up, catchall, catchcry, catcher, catcher in the rye, the, catcher resonator, catcher's box, catchfly, catching

Origin of Catcher

Middle English word dating back to 1300–50; see origin at catch, -er1