Gaming is the first time you come across the term “clutch” and you’re wondering what it means? Read here what is behind it and how to use it.
What does “clutch” mean? (Source: Gorodenkoff / depositphotos.com)
This means “Clutch”: being the last survivor of his team in a game
The term “clutch” mostly appears in FPS games and describes the situation when you are the last survivor of your team in a game round and have to defend yourself against opponents who outnumber you. This situation is then called “Clutch” and is particularly tricky.
The phrase “clutch or kick” is often used in a joking manner by other players in the case of a “clutch”. This means that you should either win or get kicked out of the team.
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This is how “Clutch” can be used
If you find yourself in such a dilemma, you can name it with the phrase “clutch”. Or you use the above spell to tease your fellow players. When you lose on a clutch, it’s called a “choke.” A “choke” is also when the entire team gambles away its lead and could now fail.
Here are examples of using “Clutch”:
- “Sheesh, now I’m in a clutch. Why did you all die?”
- “Now you gotta give it your all. Clutch or kick, remember. LOL.”
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