club

US /klʌb/
UK /klʌb/
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1.

an organization or association of people united by a common interest or aim

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She joined a book club to meet new people.
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The golf club has over 200 members.
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societyassociationorganizationgroupguild
2.

a heavy stick, typically thicker at one end than the other, used as a weapon or for sport

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He defended himself with a wooden club.
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The golfer chose the right club for the shot.
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batcudgelbludgeonsticktruncheon
3.

a nightclub or discotheque

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They went to a dance club last night.
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The club was packed with people.
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nightclubdiscothequebarlounge
1.

to hit (someone or something) with a club or similar heavy object

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The police had to club the rioters to disperse them.
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He was clubbed over the head by an attacker.
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hitstrikebeatbludgeonbatter
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clubbinggolf clubbook clubclub sandwichclub sodastrip clubglee club