Definition of «clutch»
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| First seen | 2026 |
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Clutch in internet slang, particularly in gaming and competitive contexts, refers to a moment or action that is executed perfectly under pressure, often saving a situation from failure or securing a victory. The term is borrowed from sports and has been adopted widely in gaming, esports, and even everyday conversations to describe someone who performs exceptionally well when it matters most. It carries a tone of admiration and respect, often deployed to praise a player, creator, or even a piece of content that delivers in a high-stakes or unexpected way. The word can also be used ironically or hyperbolically to hype up something that may not objectively be high-pressure but feels like a make-or-break moment.
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> Toby was clutch with prosecution.
> That last-minute goal was so clutch—I can’t believe he pulled it off.
> She’s the clutch player in this squad, no doubt.
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