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she's holding a clutch

clutch2 | kləCH |

noun

a group of eggs fertilized at the same time, laid in a single session and (in birds) incubated together: they lay fewer than ten eggs in a clutch.

• a brood of chicks: the number of chicks in a clutch varies according to the availability of food and the danger of predators.

• a small group of people or things: a clutch of young girls on roller skates.

ORIGIN

early 18th century: probably a southern variant of northern English dialect cletch, related to Middle English cleck ‘tohatch’, from Old Norse klekja.

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>she's holding a clutch

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clutching a clutch….

clutch1 | kləCH |

verb [with object]

grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly: he stood clutching a microphone | [no object] : Mrs. Longhill clutched at the idea figurative.

in the clutch

US English informal at a critical moment: why are some athletes able to perform in the clutch while others choke?.

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a snatch clutching a clutch in a snatch dress with no hat (un-hatted) with unhatched clutch in her undressed snatch

hats and cats and cats are pussies and if you catch a snatch and clutch the snatch it's called grabbing the pussy.

Let's start w/ Alice & Wonderland.

Hillary Clinton in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.

Alice & [Wonderland = {Hillary Clinton, ………} ]

Saudi Arabia - the Bloody Wonderland.

Alice + Saudi Arabia