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Shorter passive-agressive, pearl-clutcher extraordinaire Raphael Alexander: Of all the nerve!

Archive 2008-10-01 CC 2008

And the final clutcher for tentative students - post a listing and it will get fed straight to your Facebook account.

Archive 2006-12-01 Jon Bischke 2006

Are you a “clutcher,” hugging your bag close to your body with a death grip?

“I Don’t Have a Thing to Wear” Judie Taggart 2003

Are you a “clutcher,” hugging your bag close to your body with a death grip?

“I Don’t Have a Thing to Wear” Judie Taggart 2003

He is an open-faced, hefty man, a reformed cigar smoker, friendly in manner, a slapper of backs and a clutcher of arms, earnest, interested, quick to take a point, and open to new ideas.

The Trouble with the CIA Powers, Thomas 2002

He was a clutcher setting me up for the others and I think of him as Number Four.

Shattered Francis, Dick 2000

Catching up on the news about a glorious weekend off, I see the wingnut pearl clutcher today is over Obama's handshake with Hugo Chavez.

The Impolitic 2009

But this is not the seamless, creamy-smooth shifting of which a double-clutcher is theoretically capable.

Motoring 2009

This breed of cellar-dwelling tablet-clutcher marches legions of suck in lockstep in front of them like a shepherd for the weak of intellect, because not only have they come up with something thoroughly bereft of innovation and pluck, they think they are abundantly clever for doing it.

COMIXTALK 2009

All right, it's a straw-clutcher, but stranger things have happened ... just look at Jedward. ray_likethefish on Twitter: "Keep an eye on Bordeaux's Gourcuff.

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