Definition of "catch-all" [catch-all]

• Used to hold, include, or describe a broad range of things; used as a catchall. (adjective)

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• ""If the PJD forms a coalition in a free and independent way and not with a party of the Makhzen," he said referring to the catch-all phrase for the entrenched establishment around the king, "this will be a big step forward for Morocco.""
• "(Manga, media (small), graphic novels (catch-all), superheroes (very small) are the others.)"
• "In fact, a Mexican momento is a tricky catch-all, a strange little net with many holes."