Uk English Meaning of clubs
clubs
Other Uk English words related to clubs
- Cane
- batons
- bastinadoes
- waddies
- Bastinades
- billies
- truncheon
- Bludgeons
- cudgels
- hammers
- maces
- Mallets
- truncheons
- rods
- rungs
- shillelagh
- shillelagh
- staff
- staves
- truncheons
- birch trees
- beetles
- blackjacks
- crooks
- croziers
- croziers
- gavels
- hickories
- knobkerries
- mauls
- Rattans
- sledgehammers
- staves
- switches
- Walking sticks
Nearest Words of clubs
Definitions and Meaning of clubs in English
clubs
a stick or bat used for hitting a ball in a game, a group identified by some common characteristic, a heavy usually wooden stick used as a weapon, to unite or combine for a common cause, a black figure resembling a clover leaf used to distinguish a suit of playing cards, the suit comprising cards marked with clubs, a playing card marked with a stylized figure of a black clover, to form a club, an association of persons for some common object usually jointly supported and meeting periodically, to contribute to a common fund, a heavy usually tapering staff especially of wood wielded as a weapon, an association of persons participating in a plan by which they agree to make regular payments or purchases in order to secure some advantage, an athletic association or team, the meeting place of a club, nightclub, a group of people associated because of a common interest, a card of the suit bearing clubs, club sandwich, something resembling a club, to pay a share of a common expense, to beat or strike with or as if with a club, to gather into a club-shaped mass, a stick or bat used to hit a ball in any of various games
FAQs About the word clubs
clubs
a stick or bat used for hitting a ball in a game, a group identified by some common characteristic, a heavy usually wooden stick used as a weapon, to unite or c
Cane,batons,bastinadoes,waddies,Bastinades,billies,truncheon,Bludgeons,cudgels,hammers
parts,breaks up,disbands,divorces,splits,detaches,disengages,dissolves,disunites,separates
clubbiness => clubbiness, clowns => clowns, clowning (around) => clowning around, clowned (around) => Clowned around, clowned => clown,
