type of American grape, 1857, the name taken from the river in the Carolinas, in which region the grape was found. The river is named for the Katahba Indian group and language (Siouan), from their word katapu "fork of a stream," itself a Muskogean loan-word meaning "separate."
catastrophic
catastrophism
catatonia
catatonic
catawampus
Catawba
cat-bath
catbird
catcall
catch
Catch-22
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