Club | Mean of club in English Dictionary

/ˈklʌb/

• Noun
• a group of people who meet to participate in an activity (such as a sport or hobby)
1. an exclusive social/men's club
2. Do you belong to any clubs?
3. My friends and I formed/started a chess club. [=a group of people who play chess together]
4. She's the club president. = She's the president of the club.
• the place where the members of a club meet
1. I'll see you at the club.
• a sports team or organization
1. the president of a major-league baseball club
2. He spent five years with the club.
3. a ball club
4. a boxing/football/hockey club

• an organization in which people agree to buy things (such as books or CDs) regularly in order to receive a benefit (such as lower prices)
1. Join our movie club now and receive four free DVDs.
• a business that provides entertainment (such as music, dancing, or a show) and that usually serves food and alcohol
1. a dance club
2. jazz clubs
3. comedy clubs [=clubs in which people perform comedy shows]
4. They went club-hopping. [=they went to several different clubs in one night]
5. club owners
6. club music [=dance music that is played in clubs]
• a special metal stick used for hitting a golf ball
1. I just bought a new set of clubs.
• a heavy usually wooden stick that is used as a weapon
1. In battle, they used swords and wooden clubs.
• a playing card that is marked with a black shape that looks like three round leaves
1. one heart, two diamonds, and two clubs
• the suit in a deck of playing cards that consists of cards marked by a black shape that looks like three round leaves
1. the nine of clubs
• Verb
• to hit (a person or animal) with a heavy stick or object
1. They clubbed him with a baseball bat.
2. He was clubbed to death. [=killed by being hit with a heavy object]
• to combine your money with the money of other people
1. We clubbed together to buy him a new watch.