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catapultcat·a·pult  (kăt′ə-pŭlt′, -po͝olt′)n.1. Any of various military machines used for hurling missiles, such as large stones or spears, in ancient and medieval times.2. A mechanism for launching aircraft at a speed sufficient for flight, as from the deck of a carrier.3. A slingshot.v. cat·a·pult·ed, cat·a·pult·ing, cat·a·pults v.tr.1. To hurl or launch from a catapult.2. To hurl or launch by means other than a catapult: The blast catapulted bricks across the street.3. To bring suddenly into prominence: The film catapulted her into fame.v.intr.1. To be catapulted or hurled: The rider catapulted over the handlebars.2. To jump or spring: She catapulted over the gate.[French catapulte, from Old French, from Latin catapulta, from Greek katapaltēs : kata-, cata- + pallein, to brandish, poise a weapon before hurling; see pāl- in Indo-European roots.]