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club

Transitive Verb[C] Countable
pl: clubspast: clubbedpp: clubbeding: clubbing

The word evokes a strong sense of exclusivity or membership. Whether it is a high-society gathering or a niche hobby group, the term implies a boundary between those who belong and those who are outsiders. It carries a feeling of belonging and shared identity. In a physical sense, the word shifts from the social to the violent, evoking a heavy, blunt impact. This creates a sharp contrast between the warmth of social companionship and the coldness of a primitive weapon, though both share the underlying concept of a solid, singular entity.

Countable when referring to a social organization or a physical weapon.

Meanings

Noun

An association of people with a common interest.

"The local chess club meets every Tuesday."

Noun

A heavy stick used as a weapon.

"The caveman carried a crude wooden club."

Noun

An entertainment venue that plays loud music and sells drinks.

"They spent the whole night dancing at the club."

Transitive Verb
[someone][something]

To hit someone or something with a heavy stick.

"The attacker tried to club the guard."

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