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catchy

adjective as in captivating, easily remembered

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But she thinks Dave has resisted the temptation created by social media to create a a quick and catchy hook when he wrote it.

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“This project got delayed 20 years because of a very catchy political slogan,” Katz said.

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If it sounds like a reach, just remember Hanes used a catchy jingle and Michael Jordan’s popularity to convince America’s men to buy the brand’s underwear.

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“I’m just a dumba— writing songs that are aspiring to be catchy, and we arrive at the most simple thing.”

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Religious schools get a catchy one: God created the universe in six days, the Bible says, and rested on the seventh.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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