club
//klʌb//
Noun
An organization or group of people who meet regularly for a shared interest, activity, or purpose.
She joined a book club to meet new people.
A heavy stick with a thick end, used as a weapon.
The caveman carried a wooden club for protection.
A stick or bat used to hit a ball in various sports, especially golf.
He bought a new golf club for his game.
A nightclub or venue where people go to dance and socialize.
We went to a club downtown and danced all night.
One of the four suits in a deck of playing cards, represented by a black trefoil symbol (♣).
I drew the ace of clubs from the deck.
Verb
To hit or strike someone or something with a heavy object or with a club.
The attacker clubbed him over the head.
To gather or combine resources, especially money, with others for a common purpose.
We all clubbed together to buy her a birthday present.