| Indeed, in Muriel's view, she was a clinger and control freak. |
| He's a nobody, just a clinger who can't find his own group so he hangs around to be abused by Wheat and Tarren. |
| They once were the coats or outside garment of a swimmer or a clinger of the sea. |
| She was a clinger, who would curl around the nearest support like a morning glory vine. |
| What's more, recent work suggests that the fortunes of any individual loner or clinger can vary depending on the blend in the neighborhood. |
| Since Patrick is the one that enables and Nicky is the clinger, Patrick can technically get along without Nicky for a small while. |
