Difference between Catching and Contagious

CATCHING vs CONTAGIOUS: NOUN

The act of detecting something; catching sight of something
Becoming infected
The act of seizing or taking hold of.
A bargain made with an heir expectant for the purchase of his expectancy at an inadequate price.
The action of the verb catch.
(baseball) playing the position of catcher on a baseball team

Easily diffused or spread as from one person to another
Of or relating to communicable diseases
(of disease) capable of being transmitted by infection
Of or relating to contagion.
Transmissible by direct or indirect contact; communicable.
Of a person, having a disease that can be transmitted to another person by touch.
Capable of transmitting a disease.
Spreading or tending to spread from one to another; infectious.
Of a fashion, laughter, etc., easily passed on to others.
Communicable by contact, by a virus, or by a bodily exhalation; catching.
Conveying or generating disease; pestilential; poisonous.
Spreading or communicable from one to another; exciting similar emotions or conduct in others.
Of a disease, easily transmitted to others.

Arising from or due to contagion, in either sense; brought about by propagation or incitement: as, a contagious epidemic.
Propagated by influence or incitement; exciting like feeling or action; spreading or liable to spread from one to another: as, contagious example; a contagious speculation.
Containing or generating contagion; poisonous; pestilential: as, contagious air; contagious clothing.
Communicable by contagion; that may be imparted by contact or by emanations; catching: as, a contagious disease.

Grasping, Capturing, Apprehending, Grabbing, Espial, Contractable, Transmissible, Spying, Communicable, Contracting, Infectious, Transmittable, Detection, Contagious, Spotting

Noninfectious, Noncontagious, Agalactia, Ferry, Epidemiological, Gastric, Transmitted, Infected, Virulent, Contractable, Catching, Transmittable, Transmissible, Communicable, Infectious

Attracting, Acquiring, Trapping, Taking, Grasping, Capturing, Espial, Contractable, Transmissible, Communicable, Infectious, Transmittable, Detection, Contagious, Spotting

Noninfectious, Noncontagious, Agalactia, Ferry, Epidemiological, Gastric, Transmitted, Infected, Virulent, Contractable, Catching, Transmittable, Transmissible, Communicable, Infectious

One of our customers reported catching a Coho.
Within the Coho area they are catching smelt.
Keep yourself busy catching waves in the midlane.
Looking to improve your chances of catching something?
David had him catching fish in an hour.
UFOV score and change in catching performance and a significantcorrelation between the changein MIDscore and change in catching performance.
Catching fish was to take back seat to a full day of knowledge that would give him a lifetime of catching on his own.
The business of catching Lorelei, and then catching her again, provided the season with one of two Red John narrative arcs.
Catching Exception or Throwable Just like we should be specific when throwing exceptions, catching them comes down to the same thing.
Louisville catching the Death Penalty, but I can see them catching something very close to it.

Herpes is most contagious when sores are present.
Goodness is enticing, infectious and contagious like leaven.
But strep throat and scarlet fever are contagious.
TANGERE, the Scotch fiddle, or other contagious disease.
Imagine a contagious architecture, anyone might catch it.
Mexico, neither applicant suffers from any contagious disease.
Some types of colitis are contagious and some are not contagious.
Contagious A contagious disease is easily spread from one person to another by contact with the infectious agent that causes the disease.
Where death is due to a violent contagious disease or suspected contagious diseasewhich may be a public health hazard.
Quarantine: a separation for people who have a contagious disease, have symptoms consistent with a contagious disease, or were exposed to a contagious disease.