catch out's Usage Examples:

equipment checkout with "scratch tests" using fogged film rolls — this will catch out any possible scratch or hair problems caused by faulty equipment.

leading 3–0, a home fan, Steve Bartman, unwittingly deflected a vital catch out of the hand of Cubs outfielder Moisés Alou.

When drifting fish hits a pole, a fisherman feels this and pulls the catch out.

She stated that to catch out who was selling the stories, she had restricted access on who could see.

the Kingston site was brought forward somewhat, and this appeared to catch out the operator as Tolworth Garage was not yet ready.

"Cam Akers' first career TD comes on catch out of the backfield".

However, Google rejected their request, and added that "it's not easy to catch out which one is real and fake".

"Microsoft's fonts catch out another fraudster—this time in Canada".

To catch out-of-reach prey, the Komodo dragon may stand on its hind legs and use its.

Strike -"10 "100 Strike out -"100 "1,000 Catch out -"50 "800 Jumping catch out -"50 "1,000 Diving catch out -"50 "1,500 Tag out/base out -"100 "1,000.

The ship carried supplies in and fish catch out, as well as moving both mail and passengers.

most of the time, Wield's eye is always on the ball, and he is ready to catch out any suspect with the evidence.

That is, players are put there with the main aim being to catch out the batsman rather than to stop or slow down the scoring of runs.

Mussolini to send government representatives around newspaper offices to catch out and sack linguistic offenders.

from the line of scrimmage, arrived at the goal line and signaled the catch out of bounds.

improvised explosive devices, which defence sources said had been placed to catch out a bomb disposal expert.

Rooney stated that to catch out who was selling the stories, she had restricted access on who could see.

Synonyms:

surprise;

Antonyms:

open; unmoving;