A group of people organized for a social, literary, athletic, political, or other purpose. noun
She joined the book club to discuss her favorite novels.
The chess club meets every Wednesday after school.
A heavy stick, usually thicker at one end than the other, suitable for use as a weapon. noun
The caveman carried a club for protection.
He used a club to fend off the wild animal.
A playing card marked with a black trefoil. noun
She drew the ace of clubs from the deck.
The hand consisted of two hearts, two clubs, and a diamond.
An association of persons for some common object, usually jointly supported and meeting periodically. noun
The country club has a golf course and a swimming pool.
He is a member of the local tennis club.
To hit with or as if with a club. verb
The hunter clubbed the animal to death.
The thief was clubbed by the security guard.
To gather or combine for a common purpose. verb
They decided to club together to buy a gift for their teacher.
The friends clubbed their resources to start a business.