Cases of word usage

1) of catch (caught)

2) able to catch fire and burn easily (combustible)

3) to catch (something) in an obstacle (entangle)

4) (to cause something) to catch fire or burst into flames or flaming colour; to encourage (strong, feeling, interest etc) (kindle)

5) a fastening for a door or gate, with a bar falling into a catch and being lifted by a small lever (latch)

6) to catch (a thief etc) (nab)

7) to catch up with and pass (a person, vehicle etc); (of storms, troubles etc) to happen suddenly, by surprise (overtake)

8) an official group of men and women whose job is to protect people and property, catch criminals etc (police)

9) to go after (a person, animal, car etc) in order to catch or kill (pursue)

10) a sheet of cloth spread to catch the wind and move a boat or ship forward; (of a person) (to cause a ship etc) to travel across the sea, a lake etc; (of a ship etc) to travel in water (sail)