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clubsnounpl. of club a heavy rigid stick used as a weapon or for punishmenthit the prisoner with a club if he tries anything funny bastinadoes(or bastinades), batons, bats, billies, billy clubs, bludgeons, canes, cudgels, nightsticks, rods, rungs(Scottish), saps, shillelaghs(also shillalahs), staffs(or staves), truncheons, waddies(Australian) blackjacks, knobkerries, macesbirches, crabsticks, hickories, rattans, staves, switchesbeetles, gavels, hammers, mallets, mauls, sledgehammerscrooks, crosiers(or croziers), walking sticks, whangees the meeting place of an organizationthe Elks gather at their club every Monday evening clubhouses, lodges dens, hangouts, haunts, hideaways, hideouts, lairscamps, headquartersconventicles, halls, houses, meetinghouses a group of persons formally joined together for some common interestan alumni club associations, boards, brotherhoods, chambers, colleges, congresses, consortia(also consortiums), councils, fellowships, fraternities, guilds(also gilds), institutes, institutions, leagues, orders, organizations, societies, sodalities collectives, communes, communities, cooperativesalliances, blocs, camps, coalitions, partnershipsbodies, cadres, groupscircles, clans, cliques, coteries, juntas, juntos, klatches(also klatsches), lots, setscrews, outfits, parties, squads, teamsbranches, chapters, localsfaithfuls, folds, membershipssisterhoods, sororitiescabals, camarillas, camorras, confederacies, conspiraciesbands, gangs, ringscartels, combines, syndicates a bar or restaurant offering special nighttime entertainment (as music, dancing, or comedy acts)a weekly newspaper column devoted to current happenings on the local club scene bistros, boîtes, cabarets, cafés(also cafes), nightclubs, nightspots, niteries, roadhouses, supper clubs a-go-gos, discos, discotheques(or discothéques)barrooms, public houses(chiefly British), pubs(chiefly British), saloons, tavernsclip joints(slang), dives, honky-tonks, key clubs, speakeasiescanteens, watering holes, watering places to form or enter into an association that furthers the interests of its membersclubbed together to share their love of model rockets allies, associates, bands (together), coalesces, coheres, confederates, conjoins, cooperates, federates, leagues, unites cabals, collaborates, gangs up, hangs together, teams (up)incorporates, organizes, unionizesaffiliatesamalgamates, combines, conglomerates, consolidates, converges, groups, joins, mergesknots, links, ties, weds closes ranks, pulls together breaks up, disbands detaches, disengages, dissolves, disunites, divorces, parts, segregates, separates, severs, splits, sundersalienates, estranges, falls out to strike repeatedlyfrustrated, the gardener clubbed the inoffensive weed into submission bashes, bastes, bats, batters, beats, belabors, belts, birches, bludgeons, buffets, bungs up, curries, does, drubs, fibs(British), flogs, hammers, hides, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), lashes, lathers, licks, mauls, messes (up), paddles, pelts, pommels, pounds, pummels, punches out, roughs (up), slates, slogs, switches, tans, thrashes, threshes, thumps, tromps, wallops, whales, whips, whops(or whaps), whups, works over assails, assaults, attacks, besets, boxes, busts, chops, clobbers, clouts, cracks, cudgels, cuffs, descends (on or upon), hits, jumps (on), knocks, lams, lays on, pastes, pounces (on or upon), punches, raids, rushes, slams, slaps, smacks, smashes, socks, spanks, storms, swats, swipes, thwacks, whacks, whams, whompsblackjacks, canes, cowhides, flagellates, fustigates, horsewhips, leathers, pistol-whips, rawhides, scourges, strapsgores, lacerates, woundsmaims, mangles, mutilates beats up on |