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- proper noun A
short form of the femalegiven name Catherine .
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Examples
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This was never a problem in the UK, where Cath is a relatively common name.
Archive: Oct 08 - Mar 09 Cath@VWXYNot? 2009
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Normally I would have just said “orange” but Cath is English so I’m trying to sound fancy.
La Coquette: 2008
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Normally I would have just said “orange” but Cath is English so I’m trying to sound fancy.
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BooBoo called Cath stupid this moring, but Cath didn't hear it.
bettyalready Diary Entry bettyalready 2005
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Catherine McNeil - known as Cath - died on February 14 after the car she was travelling in smashed into a tree near Brocklebank on the Red Dial to Caldbeck road.
News round-up 2009
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Catherine McNeil - known as Cath - died on February 14 after the car she was travelling in smashed into a tree near Brocklebank on the Red Dial to Caldbeck road.
News round-up 2009
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Another vote for the formal signature - mine says "Catherine X, PhD", but I just sign "Cath" above that.
Emails to undergrads Professor in Training 2009
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Some songs have a simple backbeat which feels really good, in other songs, such as "Cath" or
Arbiter Online 2009
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Some songs have a simple backbeat which feels really good, in other songs, such as "Cath" or
Arbiter Online 2009
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There are a couple of neat sequences such as Cath and Greg accessing an upper chamber by walking back-to-back up the shaft or the traversal of a chasm using a pungent, swinging corpse.
unknown title 2009
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