Question

Catch You Later good-bye, I'll see or speak to you at another time

Accepted Answer

I've got to get right home to baby-sit my sister. I'll catch you later. The verb "catch" has many meanings, including to capture, to trap, and to grasp or take hold of forcibly. In this late 20th century African-American expression, "catch" means to see or hear from you at a later time.

Idiom	Catch You Later
Example	I've got to get right home to baby-sit my sister. I'll catch you later.
Meaning	good-bye, I'll see or speak to you at another time
Origin	The verb "catch" has many meanings, including to capture, to trap, and to grasp or take hold of forcibly. In this late 20th century African-American expression, "catch" means to see or hear from you at a later time.

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