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SELECT word_id, synonym_id FROM tbl_synonym_map WHERE word_id='5403' OR synonym_id='5403'Word: WordDetail::__constructor - 4: WordDetail::__constructor - 5: WordDetail::__constructor - 6: 5403Word -3Word -4Word -5Word ID: 5403Word Name: Clutch CLUTCH | Definition and Meaning
Definition of Clutch
Clutch
clutch


Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to grasp, seize, or hold tightly;

e.g. He clutched his book in his hand.

(noun)
a tight grasp;

e.g. He made sure his clutch on his daughter's hand was tight enough so that she didn't get separated from him in the crowd.

(noun)
A mechanism for connecting and disconnecting an engine shaft in a vehicle or machine;

e.g. The clutch controls the delivery of power to the front wheels.

(adjective)
denoting or occurring at a critical or crucial situation;

e.g. When the team is in a clutch situation, Carlos always swoops in to save the game.

(adjective)
characteristic of something or someone that is successful in a crucial situation;

e.g. Carlos' clutch home-run saved the baseball team from losing!



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