clutch

Some were also found clutching other people's hands, in what looked like attempts to pull them away from the crumbling building.

"I'm a big fan," he said, clutching his beer.

As he walked away, Rodriguez clutched a pair of worn composition books — in them, business plans to get himself and his neighbors off the street.

I did enjoy the way Natasha played that scene, clutching the purse and processing with eye blinks as he spoke.

Kennedy is nicknamed “PayDay” for her penchant for producing in the clutch.