v. to have or keep in one's hands; n. a time or state of affairs requiring prompt or decisive action
He tried to clutch his mother's hand. OR He came through in the clutch.
He tried to clutch his mother's hand. OR He came through in the clutch.
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Who found a clutch of Fire-lizards to give to Meron?
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He came through in the clutch.
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hold; squeeze; hug; emergency; crisis
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1 syllables
clutch
bruch
buch
buche
butsch
crutch
duch
dusch
dutch
futch
huch
hutch
kuch
kutch
kutsch
much
mutch
mutsch
ruch
such
sutch
szuch
touch
tuch
zuch
nonesuch
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