clubbed Definition

club
noun

1. A stick, usually thicker at one end, used as a weapon.

Thesaurus: cudgel, stick, bat, baton, nightstick (US), mace, staff, shillelagh, billy club (US).
2. In various sports, especially golf: a stick with a specially shaped head, used to hit the ball.
3. An Indian club.
4. A society or association.

Thesaurus: organization, society, guild, union, association, society, order, company, fraternity, lodge, clique.
5. The place where such a group meets.
6. A building with dining, reading and sleeping facilities for its members.
7. A nightclub.
8. One of the four suits of playing-cards, with a black cloverleaf-shaped symbol (♣), the others being the diamond, heart and spade.

Form: clubs
9. One of the playing-cards of this suit.

verb

clubbed, clubbing
1. To beat or strike (a person, animal, etc) with a club.

Thesaurus: strike, pummel, beat, bludgeon, clobber, bash, hammer.

Derivative: clubber
noun

Derivative: clubbing
noun

Idiom: go clubbing

To go to and spend an evening at a nightclub.
Example: They go clubbing every weekend

Idiom: in the club (in the pudding club)

colloq
Pregnant.

Idiom: join the club!

Me too!

Etymology: 13c: from Norse klubba cudgel.

Phrasal Verb: club together

To contribute money jointly for a special purpose.To join together for a common end or purpose.

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clubbing
noun

1. pathol.
A thickening of the tips of the fingers and toes.

Derivative: clubbed
adj

Said of the fingers and toes: thickened at the tips.