catchy in Greek
catchy in Greek is πιασάρικος — catchy means easy to remember and instantly appealing, especially describing music or slogans.
catchy in Greek
πιασάρικος
Pronounced: piasarikos
(of a tune or phrase) Instantly appealing and memorable.
What does "catchy" mean?
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adj Easy to remember and instantly appealing, especially describing music or slogans.
"The jingle was so catchy I couldn't stop humming it."
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catchy in a sentence
- The jingle was so catchy I couldn't stop humming it.
- They needed a catchy name for the new product.
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What is "catchy" in Greek?
"catchy" in Greek is πιασάρικος. catchy means: Easy to remember and instantly appealing, especially describing music or slogans.
How do you pronounce πιασάρικος?
"catchy" in Greek is πιασάρικος, pronounced "piasarikos".
How do you use "catchy" in a sentence?
Example: "The jingle was so catchy I couldn't stop humming it." In Greek, "catchy" is πιασάρικος.
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