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CLINCH (v.) 1.) to finally get or win something 2.) confirm or settle E.g. They have clinched a deal. 3.) physical grapple or hold E.g.…

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CLINCH (v.) 1.) to finally get or win something 2.) confirm or settle E.g. They have clinched a deal. 3.) physical grapple or hold E.g.…
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