clenchers
/ˈklɛntʃərz/
noun
- Plural of clencher; multiple decisive facts, arguments, or events that settle matters.
- The lawyer presented several clenchers that left the jury no doubt.
- The detective's clenchers included fingerprints and a clear motive.
- In the final round, the boxer landed two clenchers that ended the fight.
- Tools or devices that clench or fasten things.
- The clenchers held the cables tightly together during the installation.
- He bought new clenchers to replace the old, rusty ones in his toolbox.
- The workshop had a set of clenchers for different sizes of metal sheets.
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