catchup

[ kach-uhp, kech- ]

noun

1. ketchup.

catchup

/ ˈkɛtʃ-; ˈkætʃəp /

noun

1. See ketchup
   a variant spelling (esp US) of ketchup

Example Sentences

Having ceded a head start to TikTok, YouTube now seems determined to play catchup.

From MIT Technology Review

Call it a social commerce arms race as social media platforms like Instagram, Snap and Pinterest look to garner a bigger share of ad dollars, playing catchup as more people shop online.

From Digiday

Rather than trying to play catchup, help build that ecosystem.

From TechCrunch

China’s control on news reaches into every corner of the internet, and regulations are always playing catchup with the pace at which new media, such as microblogs and live streaming, flourishes.

From TechCrunch

A conversation with Mary Higgins Clark seems like a catchup with an absent aunt, or a proverbial long lost friend.

From The Daily Beast

Experimenting along another line, I found that I could make catchup, as delicious as that of tomatoes, of gooseberries.

From Project Gutenberg

Strain the gravy when it has boiled long enough, and flavour it with catchup.

From Project Gutenberg

Season it with cayenne, salt, and mushroom catchup, and add bits of butter.

From Project Gutenberg

If making a rich soup that requires wine or catchup, let it be added the last thing, just before the soup is taken from the fire.

From Project Gutenberg

Two or three large spoonfuls of mushroom, or tomato catchup, are improvements to all hashes.

From Project Gutenberg