Gotcha, the noun, has now been entered in the latest printing of Merriam-Webster's 10th Collegiate Dictionary, defined as "an unexpected, usually disconcerting challenge, revelation or catch," its etymology "an alteration of 'got you".' I would add that the original verb phrase carried a second sense, "understood," as in the exchange: "Capish?" "I gotcha".
A unisex line, S/He, is in the works, while the latest print features a mod-ish girl overlayed with a chrome tap.
The latest print figures are in, and they're not pretty.
In subsequent online editions and in the late print edition, which now appears on NYTimes.com, new information was added to the article, and here's where the confusion began.
(You can see the latest print sale numbers here.) In general, digital sales tend to follow the same patterns as physical ones, so that the top sellers are the same on both sides, he said.
The latest print edition of the Collins English dictionary has been published in Glasgow.
Borders sold the latest print books and music.
"We aren't working on that," Wiig told the Reporter in its latest print issue.
The mystery beard-man in his latest print above is a prime example, framed by one of Claesson's alluring crystal blue crests, which are the element that first drew me into his work.
Incidental Intelligence: One of the three hundred and eight publications included in the latest Library of Congress Publications in Print, sixteen are listed as "out of print".
