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catchpole
noun catch·pole \-ˌpōl\
Definition of CATCHPOLE
: a sheriff's deputy; especially : one who makes arrests for failure to pay a debt
Variants of CATCHPOLE
catch·pole or catch·poll \-ˌpōl\
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Origin of CATCHPOLE
Rhymes with CATCHPOLE
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