abduct, clamp, crisis, extremity, hang on, hunk, multiple-disk clutch, possession, seize, straits, unholy mess
Definitionn. the act of grasping
Last update: September 19, 2015
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She clutched the baby in her arms. [Please select]
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The clutch of the scooter has become loose. [Please select]
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By the time he caught up with them, Donnie had recovered somewhat, but gone was the enthusiasm demonstrated earlier and he continued to clutch his father, as close as the seat belt would allow. [Please select]
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He felt some one clutch him from behind. [Please select]
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All at once you feel yourself clutched; all is over. [Please select]
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The Thenardier woman had not released her clutch on his hair. [Please select]
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Disguises, clutched at, gone, not here. [Please select]
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Fortunately, the clutch held well and the motor was not stalled. [Please select]
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He was attacked by dizziness and clutched a bush for support. [Please select]
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