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Ever bump into a former acquaintance that you haven't seen in a long time, and have no interest nor intention of seeing again, but have to small talk for awhile out of courtesy? They're probably thinking the same. These three words in sequence form the unicorn you sought for in your puddle of vocabulary; this is how you end that conversation.
Sarah is doing her weekly grocery trip at Walmart until she bumped into her manager Abdul from her old job.
Abdul: Oh... hey Sarah, how's it going?
Sarah: Oh... hi Abdul, how's it going? We should, uh, Catch Up Soon™!!
If Abdul is on the same frequency as Sarah, Abdul will recognize it's time to cut the small talk short and bounce and reply:
Great! Catch Up Soon™.
Ideally, they go about their day and never cross paths again.
When you are playing a video game and dominating the other team then suddenly the other team starts making a comeback very easily.
Originates from EA Sports where this phenomenon was first noticed.
I was winning 5-0 on Rocket League until the EA Catch-up Rule kicked in and the other team came back to tie in the final minutes.
flirting with an acquaintance who you know vaguely at a social situation like a party or bar, and denying accusations of flirting with the mere excuse of you were just reconnecting socially.
Mate 1: Who was that girl you were just talking to?
Mate Accused of Catching Up: Oh just Stacey, haven't seen her since Joey's Halloween Party.
Mate 2: Aye, were you flirting with her?
Mate Accused of Catching Up: No! We were just catching up!
Term used by graffiti writers that means going out painting or go bombing and putting up their throw up or bubble lettered tag
I see out there catching ups bro goodshit!