You're a CLUTCH!

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It sounds like a bad word. Someone told me I'm a clutch, but they said it with a smiley emoticon so I got a mixed message...

What does it mean?
 
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It depends on how it was used(I.E. In a sport you can be a clutch.).
 
I can't quote Urban Dictionary directly because the language they use would violate the board rules, but I hope I'm at least allowed to link to them. I suspect that whoever it was used the term in sense #13.

It might help if we heard the context.
 
In what context was it used?
I've never heard the term used as a means of describing another person, but here is what I found:

adjective
- great; "awesome"; "cool".
Andy: Clutch [ice]cream run, bro.
-- "Nepotism", The Office (TV, 2010), Season 7 Episode 1

See more words meaning: good, okay, cool, awesome, fun
by steph, WI, USA, Feb 16 2000 (Edit definition)

- helpful during a difficult situation or period of time. Something that "came through in the clutch", that is, came through in a difficult or trying time.
That money you sent me was clutch.

See more words meaning: helpful
by Brooklyn, New York, NY, USA, Dec 11 2002 (Edit definition)
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http://onlineslangdictionary.com/definition+of/clutch
 
Yahya Sulaiman said:
What was reportedly said is not that he was clutch (adjective) but that he was a clutch (noun).
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sometimes ppl use words out of context....it makes more sense for it to be something good bc he said they but a smiley face after it
if it was the definition you found (which was rather rude) wouldnt make sense for them to say that and then put a smiley face after it unless it was an angry smiley
 
Oh, I've seen people troll with smiley faces a lot. Nevertheless, we should reserve final judgment until we hear the context.
 
I was assuming it was a bad pronunciation of Klutz, which is a word from my era and is used to describe a very clumsy person. Such as: "That klutz can't play basketball, he trips over the lines painted on the floor"


Now that would describe the Rashad we all love, but get scared of when ever he tries to fix anything.
 
So, the word could mean that Rashad is helpful or clumsy ... and the smiley could mean that it was meant in a friendly way or that the poster was trolling.
We are not very good in helping Rashad with his question, are we? :D

Perhaps the easiest thing would be to ask the person who wrote it for clarification about what they meant by it.
 
jimmy-choo-metallic-leather-clutch-purse.jpg


:D ?
 
ProfessorSunday said:
Send him a virus if he continues to bother you.
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and in return he will send you a bigger virus and you put that virus on LI....

I'm sorry professor I did not take you for such a cheap.

:threadclo


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Forgot to press the RED button :D
 
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Tilmeez said:
and in return he will send you a bigger virus and you put that virus on LI....

I'm sorry professor I did not take you for such a cheap.

:threadclo


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Forgot to press the RED button :D
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You forgot to close the thread.

:wa:
 
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"Clutch" was used in older slang; to describe a pesky character.

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Rashad just ask the person what they meant by it
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This.

The kind of threads Rashad comes out with.. :skeleton:

I wouldn't be surprised if his next question will be: 'I bought a cardigan, tell me which arm I have to put in to which sleeve first'.

You invite people to cyber bully you. Just so you know. :D
 
Woodrow said:
I was assuming it was a bad pronunciation of Klutz, which is a word from my era and is used to describe a very clumsy person. Such as: "That klutz can't play basketball, he trips over the lines painted on the floor"
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That is what I thought. ;D I was thinking...... either the person meant klutz or else it's a new slag word I have never heard before in my life. Which could be the case. LOL I am far from knowledgeable on slang. ;D
 

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