| clutch hand | 1.71 | They clutch her hands. | ||
| clutch child | 1.18 | Clutching their children, mothers begged the Dutch to save them. | ||
| clutch photograph | 1.18 | She was clutching a photograph. | ||
| clutch head | 1.12 | Stunned passengers clutched their heads. | ||
| clutch arm | 1.05 | He got, clutching one arm, and limped away. | ||
| clutch baby | 1.05 | She clutches a baby in a blanket. | ||
| clutch face | 0.99 | Rivaldo fell to the ground clutching his face in agony. | ||
| clutch bag | 0.92 | A few pale-green adults clutch seasick bags. | ||
| clutch bouquet | 0.79 | Others clutched bouquets of flowers or swayed back and forth in prayer. | ||
| clutch flag | 0.79 | Then she clutched the flag to her chest and kissed it, too. | ||
| clutch bottle | 0.72 | She was clutching a bottle of champagne. | ||
| clutch flower | 0.72 | He clutched the flowers to his bosom. | ||
| clutch knee | 0.72 | He crumpled into the dirt of the base line, clutching his knee. | ||
| clutch back | 0.66 | He went over to the pony lines and dismounted, clutching his back. | ||
| clutch chest | 0.66 | He winced and clutched his chest. | ||
| clutch picture | 0.66 | She was clutching their pictures. | ||
| clutch ball | 0.59 | Bohanon walked off the mound clutching the ball. | ||
| clutch handful | 0.59 | Colleen Geier of Girard, Kan., clutched a handful of paper money. | ||
| clutch leg | 0.59 | He clutched the leg, then fell to the ground. | ||
| clutch rifle | 0.59 | Tesfamariam looked out over the canyon, clutching a rifle. |