by Ilovetombrady4536 February 06, 2017
A "clutch", in some parts of the UK, tends to be referred to as someone that struggles with their speech.
For example, a "clutch" may suffer from a speech impediment, or may have issues with excess saliva production impeding their ability to pronounce words.
For example, a "clutch" may suffer from a speech impediment, or may have issues with excess saliva production impeding their ability to pronounce words.
Jack - "Have you seen that clutch? No idea what he's saying"
Bailey - "Facts, kid can't speak properly at all"
Bailey - "Facts, kid can't speak properly at all"
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by UnyunAllium September 01, 2022
An adjective meaning super awesome and cool- used lots across England. Can also be used as a verb meaning you are buzzing about something
‘Tomorrow I’m going skydiving- it’s gonna be so clutch!!’
‘Omg I’m so clutched about this new shirt I bought; I love it!!’
‘Omg I’m so clutched about this new shirt I bought; I love it!!’
by thicchead22 December 16, 2017