Definitions of club
-
To
join
as
in
a
club;
to
pay
an
equal
proportion
of
a
common
reckoning
or
charge.
-
To
contribute
to
a
common
purpose;
combine;
join;
form
a
club.
-
To
beat
with
a
club.
-
To
throw,
or
allow
to
fall,
into
confusion.
-
To
unite,
or
contribute,
for
the
accomplishment
of
a
common
end;
as,
to
club
exertions.
-
To
raise,
or
defray,
by
a
proportional
assesment;
as,
to
club
the
expense.
-
To
beat
with
a
cudgel;
to
give
to
a
common
expense.
-
To
unite
for
a
purpose;
contribute
to
a
common
fund;
to
strike
with
a
club;
wield
as
a
club.
-
To
beat
with
a
club;
use
like
a
club.
-
To
form
a
club;
to
combine
for
the
promotion
of
some
common
object;
to
unite.
-
To
pay
on
equal
or
proportionate
share
of
a
common
charge
or
expense;
to
pay
for
something
by
contribution.
-
To
drift
in
a
current
with
an
anchor
out.
-
To
combine
for
a
common
purpose.
-
To
join
together
for
some
common
end:
to
share
in
a
common
expense:-
pr.
p.
clubbing;
pa.
p.
clubbed.
-
To
join
in
a
club.
-
unite
with
a
common
purpose; "
The
two
men
clubbed
together"
-
gather
and
spend
time
together; "
They
always
club
together"
-
To
beat
with
a
club.
To
club
the
musket,
to
wield
it
so
as
to
beat
with
the
butt-
end.
-
To
combine
means
for
a
purpose,
each
contributor
paying
an
equal
share.
-
To
unite
for
some
common
end;
to
pay
a
share
of
a
common
reckoning;
to
beat
with
a
club;
to
turn
up
and
place
together
the
club-
ends
of
a
number
of
rifles.
-
Clubbing.
-
stout
stick
that
is
larger
at
one
end; "
he
carried
a
club
in
self
defense"; "
he
felt
as
if
he
had
been
hit
with
a
club"
-
a
playing
card
in
the
minor
suit
of
clubs (
having
one
or
more
black
trefoils
on
it); "
he
led
a
small
club"; "
clubs
were
trumps"
-
A
heavy
staff
of
wood,
usually
tapering,
and
wielded
the
hand;
a
weapon;
a
cudgel.
-
Any
card
of
the
suit
of
cards
having
a
figure
like
the
trefoil
or
clover
leaf. (
pl.)
The
suit
of
cards
having
such
figure.
-
An
association
of
persons
for
the
promotion
of
some
common
object,
as
literature,
science,
politics,
good
fellowship,
etc.;
esp.
an
association
supported
by
equal
assessments
or
contributions
of
the
members.
-
A
joint
charge
of
expense,
or
any
person's
share
of
it;
a
contribution
to
a
common
fund.
-
A
heavy
stick;
one
of
the
suits
of
playing
cards;
a
number
of
persons
associated
for
a
common
purpose
or
mutual
benefit.
-
An
association
of
persons
for
the
promotion
of
a
common
object,
as
literature,
politics,
pleasure,
etc.
-
A
heavy
tapering
stick,
knobby
or
massy
at
one
end,
used
to
strike
with:
a
cudgel:
one
of
the
four
suits
of
cards (
called
in
Sp.
bastos,
cudgels
or
clubs).
-
An
association
of
persons
for
a
common
purpose;
a
heavy
stick;
one
of
the
suits
of
cards.
-
A
black
three -
lobed
spot
on
a
playing
card;
a
card
so
marked.
-
An
organization
of
persons,
as
for
social
intercourse;
a
club
house
or
club -
room.
-
A
stick
or
piece
of
wood,
with
one
end
thicker
and
heavier
than
the
other;
a
thick
heavy
stick;
a
stick
bent
and
weighted
at
the
end
for
driving
a
ball;
a
knot;
one
of
the
four
suits
of
cards,
so
named
from
the
emblem
which
it
bears
among
the
Spauiards,
though
with
us
its
emblem
is
the
trefoil.
-
A
number
of
persons
associated
for
the
promotion
of
some
common
purpose,
as
of
social
intercourse,
literature,
science,
politics, &
c.,
and
who
are
usually
governed
by
certain
self-
imposed
regulations
or
by-
laws;
the
collective
body
of
members
composing
a
club,
or
who
support
a
club-
house;
a
share
or
proportion
paid
to
form
a
common
stock,
or
the
fund
thus
raised;
joint
charge
or
effort.
-
A
stick
with
one
end
heavier
than
the
other;
a
thick
heavy
stick
or
cudgel
for
beating
or
defence;
a
principal
war
weapon
in
ancient
times,
and
now
in
barbarous
countries;
a
number
of
persons
associated
for
some
common
purpose;
the
name
of
one
of
the
suits
of
cards.
-
Clubbed.
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