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Definition of club
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of club is as below...
Club (n.) 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..
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Assessment
::
Assessment
(n.) The act of
assessing;
the act of
determining
an
amount
to be paid; as, an
assessment
of
damages,
or of
taxes;
an
assessment
of the
members
of a
club..
Shooting
::
Shooting
(n.) The act of one who, or that
which,
shoots;
as, the
shooting
of an
archery
club; the
shooting
of rays of
light..
Club
::
Club (v. i.) To drift in a
current
with an
anchor
out.
Knock
::
Knock (v. i.) To
strike
or beat with
something
hard or
heavy;
to rap; as, to knock with a club; to knock on the
door..
Clubfooted
::
Clubfooted
(a.)
Having
a
clubfoot.
Methodist
::
Methodist
(n.) One of a sect of
Christians,
the
outgrowth
of a small
association
called
the Holy Club,
formed
at
Oxford
University,
A.D. 1729, of which the most
conspicuous
members
were John
Wesley
and his
brother
Charles;
--
originally
so
called
from the
methodical
strictness
of
members
of the club in all
religious
duties..
Club-rush
::
Club-rush
(n.) A
rushlike
plant,
the reed mace or
cat-tail,
or some
species
of the genus
Scirpus.
See
Bulrush..
Rata
::
Rata (n.) A New
Zealand
forest
tree
(Metrosideros
robusta),
also, its hard dark red wood, used by the
Maoris
for
paddles
and war
clubs..
Club
::
Club (n.) Any card of the suit of cards
having
a
figure
like the
trefoil
or
clover
leaf. (pl.) The suit of cards
having
such
figure.
Lycopodiaceous
::
Lycopodiaceous
(a.)
Belonging,
or
relating,
to the
Lycopodiaceae,
an order of
cryptogamous
plants
(called
also club
mosses)
with
branching
stems,
and
small,
crowded,
one-nerved,
and
usually
pointed
leaves..
Veretillum
::
Veretillum
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
club-shaped,
compound
Alcyonaria
belonging
to
Veretillum
and
allied
genera,
of the tribe
Pennatulacea.
The whole
colony
can move about as if it were a
simple
animal..
Golf
::
Golf (n.) A game
played
with a small ball and a bat or club
crooked
at the lower end. He who
drives
the ball into each of a
series
of small holes in the
ground
and
brings
it into the last hole with the
fewest
strokes
is the
winner.
Wolf''s-foot
::
Wolf's-foot
(n.) Club moss. See
Lycopodium.
Clubbish
::
Clubbish
(a.) Rude;
clownish.
Swinger
::
Swinger
(n.) A
person
who
engages
frequently
in
lively
and
fashionable
pursuits,
such as
attending
night clubs or
discos..
Club
::
Club (v. t.) To
raise,
or
defray,
by a
proportional
assesment;
as, to club the
expense..
Loo
::
Loo (n.) An old game
played
with five, or
three,
cards dealt to each
player
from a full pack. When five cards are used the
highest
card is the knave of clubs or (if so
agreed
upon) the knave of
trumps;
--
formerly
called
lanterloo..
Cordelier
::
Cordelier
(n.) A
member
of a
French
political
club of the time of the first
Revolution,
of which
Danton
and Marat were
members,
and which met in an old
Cordelier
convent
in
Paris..
Pteridophyta
::
Pteridophyta
(n. pl.) A class of
flowerless
plants,
embracing
ferns,
horsetails,
club
mosses,
quillworts,
and other like
plants.
See the Note under
Cryptogamia..
Swing
::
Swing (v. t.) To give a
circular
movement
to; to
whirl;
to
brandish;
as, to swing a
sword;
to swing a club;
hence,
colloquially,
to
manage;
as, to swing a
business..
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