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*[[Clutch (mascot)]], the mascot of the Houston Rockets |
*[[Clutch (mascot)]], the mascot of the Houston Rockets |
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*[[Clutch (pin fastener)]], a device used to secure pins |
*[[Clutch (pin fastener)]], a device used to secure pins |
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*[[Clutch (sports)]], referring to performing well under extreme pressure in sports (American) |
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*[[Clutch (video game)]], racing game developed by [[Targem Games]] |
*[[Clutch (video game)]], racing game developed by [[Targem Games]] |
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*[[Clutch (Web series)]], A Webseries focusing on the troubled life of a pickpocket named Kylie. Written and directed by Jonathan Robbins |
*[[Clutch (Web series)]], A Webseries focusing on the troubled life of a pickpocket named Kylie. Written and directed by Jonathan Robbins |
Revision as of 05:35, 23 August 2013
Look up clutch in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
A clutch is a mechanical device which provides for the transmission of power from one component to another.
Clutch may also refer to:
Music
- Clutch (band), a musical group from Germantown, Maryland
- The Clutch, an American collective of songwriters
- Clutch (Clutch album), 1995
- Clutch (Peter Hammill album), 2002
Others
- Clutch (African American women's magazine), a digital magazine
- Clutch (eggs), a collection of eggs in a single nest
- Clutch (G.I. Joe), a fictional character in the G.I. Joe universe
- Clutch (handbag), a purse designed to be carried (clutched) in one's hand
- CLUTCH (magazine), a defunct small press literary magazine
- Clutch (mascot), the mascot of the Houston Rockets
- Clutch (pin fastener), a device used to secure pins
- Clutch (video game), racing game developed by Targem Games
- Clutch (Web series), A Webseries focusing on the troubled life of a pickpocket named Kylie. Written and directed by Jonathan Robbins
- The part of a hi-hat stand that holds the upper cymbal