noun
catchphrase
noun
1
A memorable phrase repeated often enough to become associated with a particular person, show, or trend.
"The comedian's catchphrase became a nationwide joke."
"Every superhero seems to have their own catchphrase."
How to Use Catchphrase
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA short phrase that sticks in people's heads and becomes someone's trademark line.
Word Forms
catchphrases plural
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Etymology
From catch plus phrase, reflecting the idea that the phrase "catches on" in people's minds.