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Club
Club
n.
A
heavy
staff
of
wood
,
usually
tapering
,
and
wielded
the
hand
; a
weapon
; a
cudgel
.
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
.
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
.
Club
n.
A
joint
charge
of
expense
, or
any
person
's
share
of it; a
contribution
to a
common
fund
.
Club
v. t.
To
beat
with
a
club
.
Club
v. t.
To
throw
, or
allow
to
fall
,
into
confusion
.
Club
v. t.
To
unite
, or
contribute
,
for
the
accomplishment
of a
common
end
; as, to
club
exertions
.
Club
v. t.
To
raise
, or
defray
, by a
proportional
assesment
; as, to
club
the
expense
.
Club
v. i.
To
form
a
club
; to
combine
for
the
promotion
of
some
common
object
; to
unite
.
Club
v. i.
To
pay
on
equal
or
proportionate
share
of a
common
charge
or
expense
; to
pay
for
something
by
contribution
.
Club
v. i.
To
drift
in a
current
with
an
anchor
out
.
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