Clench in a sentence as a noun

It's called a "clench" but it looks just like a "hug".

The key is to clench your **** muscles.

The mountains clench their great hands full of hidden fire.

And frankly the thought of a 30% success rate at fundraising makes my stomach clench.

As I said in society sometimes you need to clench you teeth and do what has to be done.

And, if you clench your butt at a traffic stop, O_O, yikes, well...Hmm, not good - course both are pure anecdotes.

It took a bit to get the hang of it: to get a good wash I find it helps to clench my butt muscles and wiggle on the seat.

Clench in a sentence as a verb

How can appearing to clench one's buttocks constitute probable cause for a search warrant?

Every time Twitter announces a new feature I grit my teeth, clench my sphincter and rasp, mostly to myself, "What.

Now, when I am annoyed at what I believe to be an absurd default setting, I'm going to clench my fists and grumble,"Stallman!

You should be able to clench your shoulders and arms with your arms out in front without it pulling under your armpits or pulling too much across the shoulders.

If I'd clench my jaw, move a muscle in my neck, my ears, whatever, it'd cause an avalanche of noise, completely drowning out any possible brain signal.

Rather than a "force field," another possibility was Taser effect, where numerous tiny sparks to the skin will cause muscles to clench, making it impossible to walk.

There was a funny tv segment I caught here in Japan about how to increase your chances at RPS.. If you let out a blood curdling yell or make a semi attack-like movement just as you throw down, people's instinct is to clench.

Clench definitions

noun

a small slip noose made with seizing

See also: clinch

noun

the act of grasping; "he released his clasp on my arm"; "he has a strong grip for an old man"; "she kept a firm hold on the railing"

See also: clasp clutch clutches grasp grip hold

verb

hold in a tight grasp; "clench a steering wheel"

See also: clinch

verb

squeeze together tightly; "clench one's jaw"