clinch

clinch the deal

In business, to secure agreement on an offer, proposal, or some other exchange. After two weeks of negotiations, we were finally able to clinch the deal with the other firm.

clinch

(klɪntʃ)

tv. to settle something; to make something final. I was able to clinch the deal, and I got a raise for it.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Themistokles	-	Ancient Greek
Abel	['eibəl]
'Ednah	-	Biblical Hebrew
Boyce	[bɔis]
Galadriel	gə-LAD-ree-əl (English)	Literature
Bartosz	BAHR-tawsh	Polish