When the campaign hit a snag, the senator's flak catcher took the heat and redirected the outrage away from him.

As the team's designated flack-catcher, Olivia took the heat for the campaign's mistakes so the rest of us could regroup.

The museum displayed an 18th-century man catcher behind glass, its ringed prongs a grim reminder of battlefield ingenuity.

On the final street, holding middle pair with a poor kicker, he realized he had only a bluff catcher and could call his opponent's bet only if it was a bluff.

The umpire called catcher interference after the catcher accidentally brushed the batter's bat, awarding the hitter first base.

She pinned a tiny beau-catcher to her temple before the dance, and everyone admired the quaint, old-fashioned detail.

The cunning cony-catcher slipped the forged coin into the merchant's hand and vanished into the crowd.

The baby-catcher smiled reassuringly as the mother pushed through the final contraction.

The dog-catcher walked through the neighborhood calling for strays.

The umpire reviewed two catcher interferences during the ninth inning before announcing his final decision.