catchy
adjectiveUK /ˈkætʃi/
US /ˈkætʃi/
A catchy song or tune is easy to remember and stays in your head.
The cartoon's theme song is so catchy that I hum it all day.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Likely to attract attention or interest, often in a clever way.
They came up with a catchy slogan for the new cereal.
3. Tricky or full of hidden traps, especially of a question.
The quiz ended with a catchy question about spelling.
4. Involving a repeated phrase or idea that people quickly pick up.
The coach's catchy chant got the whole team cheering.