catchable
Adjective
Meaning
Capable of being caught.
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By contrast, 202 out of 386 species are catchable in the Ruby and Sapphire versions.
Fan-favorites Isabelle and Tom Nook help you run your town, all the catchable critters have been revamped to look a little more realistic, and many of the villagers are back.
That’s not too shabby, but the big concern were his hands due to his 11 drops of 66 catchable balls.
But Heinsohn will have three years to overcome any freshman anxieties as the presumed starting goalie, anxieties which may have also contributed to her not holding onto a shot that was easily catchable before it trickled out of bounds for a corner kick.
I’m talking about catchable passes, passes that high school and junior high school kids could catch.
While you are overstating it a bit, I would argue that the Steelers may have spotted them 2 or 3 TDs (by not scoring them on offense) with their drops on easily catchable balls in the red zone.