Clutch

To get something done in an impossible quick amount of time and in a disorderly manner.

Yo Tarek, we need to clutch the English assignment for next period.

by Toritto November 9, 2010

Clutch

Nelly Cruz

Announcer: "Bottom of the 11th, bases loaded, Nelson Cruz up to bat."

Announcer 2: "WALK OFF GRAND SLAM NELSON CUZ!!"

Viewer 1: "WOOOAHHHHH NELLY!!"

Viewer 2: CLUTCH

by Saintwhodat October 13, 2011

clute

a clarinet and a flute mixed together

I play the clute.

by omgitsniamh June 9, 2016

Clutch

In first person shooter games such as Call of Duty, people use the term "clutch".

This term is normally carried out in a game mode called Search and Destroy, where there is no respawning and whoever dies will have to sit back and wait until the rest of the players on the opposing or friendly team are eliminated.

The term "clutch" is used in situations where there is only 1 person on one team and multiple enemies on the other. This term is used when the person takes out all the multiple enemies on the opposing side.

Holy shit dude, did you see that clutch? He took out 5 players!

by TheCallofDutyfanatic December 15, 2010

Clutch Cargo

When you have the biggest gig, whether it is music related or business related, it has then become a clutch cargo gig.

Dude! Madison Square Garden! What a clutch cargo gig!

by Beer Zach July 1, 2003

Clutch

The term “clutch” is used to describe a very impressive play, usually in sports, that happens at the perfect time in the game.

I can’t believe you scored that goal with 2 seconds left. That was so clutch!

by Csal May 30, 2011

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