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Per the OED: catch, n
[ME. cache; prob. f. catch v. or n.1 The later ketch is analogous to keg for cag, kennel for cannel, etc. It may be the n. catch (in ME. cach(e) in sense 4
alt: see context:[other meanings]catches:also see discussion at:
Tuesday 29 January 1660/61 Dirks input
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Rex Gordon
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