clutch

Great, Essential, and Potent rolled into a single word. Clutch is also used to describe something that is done, not something that is.

Stealing your orange soda was so clutch.

Pulling the special move on Jenna was clutch.

by Ezra June 30, 2003

clutch

finding an arnold palmer half and half when really thirsty.

i was very thirsty and there was nothing to drink. i found an arnold palmer thats clutch

by defgvjkbenrsfvknejd June 14, 2010

clutch

key, perfect, appropriate

a-"Emily, that is so clutch!"
e-"You need to define that for me."
a-"I did, and now it's on urban dictionary."
e-"oh, urban dictionary is so clutch."

by eziekiel November 3, 2006

clutch

an overrated word that's starting to become popular, and by the way when you say it you sound like a moron.

person 1:Yes! I beat you! I'm so clutch!

person 2:you sound like an idiot

by pseudonym u 2 May 27, 2009

clutch

An extremely accurate description of Reggie Miller's heroic playoff performances.

Reggie Miller sure was clutch last night when he dropped 25 points on the New York Knicks in the fourth quarter!

by Citrone February 28, 2005

clutch

to perform when the pressure is on and you are being heavily relied on. a big-time situation.

derek jeter
tory holt
my good self
are all clutch

by andrew osullivan November 30, 2006

clutch

a better way to say cool; tight; raw

Those Air Force 2s are clutch.

by Jonathan Erwin March 23, 2005