(int) shriek
scream
(n,vs) catch
(P)
(n) cats (esp. the musical: Cats)
(n) cat
(n) (1) cap
(2) top reporter at a newspaper's local office
(3) (abbr) captain
(P)
(n) cassava
(n) (1) cache
(2) cash
(P)
(n) (1) castle
(2) (comp) Compact Application Solution Language
CASL
(adj-na) catchy
(n) scat
(n) (obsc) scab (i.e. a strikebreaker)
(n) short clip used to begin and end commercial breaks on Japanese TV (wasei: eyecatch)
(n) (1) plastic packing material with air bubbles (wasei: air cap)
bubble wrap
(2) cap on a tyre valve
(3) brand of lawn mower
(n) cashier
(n) (1) caching
(2) cashing
(3) taking out small loans
(P)
(n) catch bar
(n) call waiting (wasei: catch phone)
(n) catcher
(P)
(n) (1) cat's-eye (semiprecious stone)
(2) cat's-eye (light-reflecting road stud)
(P)
(n) (sl) unable to take (thermally) hot food (wasei: cat tongue)
have a tongue too sensitive to heat
(n) capless
(n) bobcat (Lynx rufus)
(n,vs) make-up
(P)
(n,vs) make-up
(P)
(n) (comp) level 1 cache
(n) eye-catcher
(adj-f) cashless
(n) catch-up
(n) catch copy (in copywriting, large text that appears in ads or brochures to catch the reader's attention)
(n) playing catch (wasei: catch ball)
