catch·word 
(kăchwûrd′, kĕch-)
(kăchwûrd′, kĕch-)n.
1. A well-known word or phrase, especially one that exemplifies a notion, class, or quality: "We're turned off by the label 'sexy' when used as a catchword for every new design" (Miriam Lang).
2. Printing
a. A guideword.
b. The first word of a page printed in the bottom right-hand corner of the preceding page.
- Henry Alfred
- "Henry Beauclerc."
- "Henry Bolingbroke."
- Henry Brooks
- (Henry) Charles
- Henry Clay
- Henry Creswicke
- Henry David
- Henry Engelhard
- (Henry) Graham
- Henry Hallett
- (Henry) Havelock
- Henry Hobson
- Henry I
- Henry II
- Henry II
- Henry III
- Henry IV
- Henry IV
- Henry IV
- Henry John
- Henry John Temple.
- Henryk
- Henry Lewis
- Henry Louis