The Catch Phrase game is an electronic game with 5,000 words and phrases that's fun and challenging for family and friends to play. Try to get teammates to guess the word or phrase that appears on the screen by describing it any way possible -- but do it fast!

The team one score and team to score simultaneously. Until the scores clear pick a category by pressing the category button repeatedly. Until you find one that you want the category.

There are plenty of categories to choose from including Fun and Games, Entertainment, Everyday Life, Variety, and The World. Don't get caught holding the unit when the buzzer goes off because the other team will score a point. The first team to reach 7 points wins.

The main difference is that you only have 15 seconds per phrase. As long as the phrase is guessed correctly before 15 seconds, Ultimate plays like classic Catch Phrase and you hand off (now toss) the game to the player on your left, who is on the opposing team.

Objective: To get a team member to guess the vocab word. Materials and Preparation: You will need small index cards and a timer (or a real Catch Phrase game will work even better).

1994 (1994) How fast can you get your team to guess the word? Pass it before it buzzes to score!

In American television

or catchphrase a phrase that attracts or is meant to attract attention. a phrase, as a slogan, that comes to be widely and repeatedly used, often with little of the original meaning remaining.

"Other examples of catch phrases include Homer Simpson's 'D'oh'; 'Bringing sexy back,' from Justin Timberlake's hit single; 'I'm kind of a big deal,' a famous line from the 2004 comedy Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy." "A catchphrase often wears itself out through overuse.

A game theme refers to the subject matter the game is built around. A theme could be very abstract, like “shapes” for example. A game could also be very story driven and have a theme like “mystery.” Themes are a great way to find other games with a similar subject matter to games you like.

An objective is a goal that a player must achieve to progress in a game. In some games, objectives are constant and presented only at the beginning of a level. In other games, objectives change and must be displayed to keep the player up to date.

also catchphrase, "phrase caught up and repeated," 1837, from catch (v.) + phrase (n.). The notion is of words that will "catch" in the mind (compare catchword, which is older and might have suggested this word; also catchy). From the first in a political context, also of lines from plays that became popular.