club

club
An organization or association of persons who meet together for the purpose of social intercourse or some common object such as the pursuit of literature, science, politics, art, and athletic pursuits or sports, such as swimming, tennis, and golf. United Cerebral Palsy Asso. v Zoning Board of Adjustment, 382 Pa 67, 114 A2d 331, 52 ALR2d 1093.

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  • club — club·ba·ble; club; club·ber; club·bi·ly; club·bish; club·bist; club·by; club·i·on·i·dae; club·man; club·mo·bile; club·ster; in·ter·club; club·a·ble; …   English syllables

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