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UK
/klˈɪntʃɐ/
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[ US /ˈkɫɪntʃɝ/ ]
[ US /ˈkɫɪntʃɝ/ ]
NOUN
- a tool used to clinch nails or bolts or rivets
- a point or fact or remark that settles something conclusively
- an argument that is conclusive
How To Use clincher In A Sentence
- Can't wait to see Ryan score the title clincher v Stoke in front of the Stretford End the week before he flies of to Madrid for the final. this is a big big game so I don't think he should start straight from injury, off the bench maybe .... you know give him a run out when we're 4-0 up: p Manchester Evening News - RSS Feed
- It was a gamble that paid off in the most golden of coinage when Fletcher netted the play-off clincher four minutes later.
- What follows is one of the most famous shots in golf history and almost certainly the tournament clincher.
- And then he puts the clincher on the matter when he states: ‘Reason cannot answer.’
- Deal clincher Academics take an interest in individual learning and encourage you. Times, Sunday Times
- Deal clincher It's impossible to be lonely or homesick here. Times, Sunday Times
- Deal clincher Some unique courses that are not always offered at other universities. Times, Sunday Times
- Butler tries again for Horizon title clincher:: Seattle Times SI.com
- I've been waiting for the formula to come to market - i can see the Seal label sneering back at me now ... maybe a Snob/Mastik collabo for non-clinchers? Innovation or Catastrophe? Scratching, Cradling, Sanding, and Beating Your Way to a "Better" Bike
- But here's the clincher: It seems to have completely escaped the European politicians prattling about issues like animal welfare, biodiversity and ethics that cloning technology of one sort or another is already widely applied to a variety of foods that Europeans and American have consumed routinely and uncontroversially for years. The Cloned Cow Has Left the Barn