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club

Definition for club

noun as in bat, stick

noun as in social organization

noun as in golfing tool

verb as in hit hard with object

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They eventually reopened, but a broad sense of malaise — economic, political and disaster-driven — has contributed to dozens of bars, clubs and restaurants closing across the city.

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"Phil went up to his house to leave the tribute from the club and he went to see his mum and dad. The club always wanted him around."

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A girl invited me to play at her club.

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By comparison, 2024 was a difficult season for the club as Saints struggled with a large number of injuries and rarely looked in contention to win silverware.

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All over Europe this week, soccer players from the biggest clubs in the game began ambling back to work ahead of the new season.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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