Similar words: clutch, butcher, butchery, catches, britches, Dutch, crutch, dutch treat. Meaning: [klʌtʃ] n. the act of grasping.
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61. Too late, they may find themselves in the clutches of loan sharks.
62. He clutches your hip is made slight a circle to swing, you are clingy double leg.
63. The three spline broach with radius pendulum profile is developed to broach the internal surface of motorcycle clutches.
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64. Push the handle gently until the concavo convex parts of both clutches occlude automatically.
65. Thirdly, the article clutches at the global economic evolution trend, indicating that now is the right time to carry into execution the ESOP legislation.
66. Tony fell into the clutches of an attractive American who introduced him to drugs.
67. Nana knew that kind of breathing, and she tried to drag herself out of Liza's clutches.
68. The high power ratio of present day vehicle transmissions was possible by continuous development of power transmitting components, such as gears, shafts, synchronisers and clutches.
69. Rukawa would've refused but Mitsui's clutches were too quick, too sly.
70. In construction machinery and equipment, contacting friction disk clutches are mostly used, by which the torque transferred cannot be adjusted easily and continually.
71. Handbags with detachable straps can double as clutches for the evening.
72. Male birds feed their monogamous partners as they incubate clutches of eggs — typically three per season.
73. The duke's daughter has returned from the clutches of Mononoke.
74. As the saying goes, a drowning man clutches at a straw.
75. With the help of his cousins Jowdrrl, Dryanta, and Shoran, and his son, Lumpawarrump, he rescued Han from Yevethan clutches.
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