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cath-

¹ American

variant of cata- before an aspirate.

cathode.

Cath. ² American

abbreviation

(often lowercase) cathedral.
Catholic.

cath- British

prefix

a variant of cata-

cathode

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Vera Bradley in October named Melinda Paraie, the former CEO of retailer Cath Kidston, as its chief brand officer to help drive product innovation, strategic merchandising and targeted marketing.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sgt Cath Raine said officers looked at the footage "and recognised a tattoo on his hand, and a distinctive silver bracelet".

From BBC

Cath Jeffs, the South West Wildcat Project lead for Devon Wildlife Trust, said the team would continue to work closely with locals to deal with any concerns or issues raised over the phased reintroduction and that specific locations had yet to be decided.

From BBC

Cath Potts said she came to buy uniforms at the sale to "keep the cost down" for her daughter who was starting school in September.

From BBC

Frank Skinner has revealed he has married his girlfriend Cath Mason after 24 years together.

From BBC

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