club (noun)
11club wheat — noun Etymology: club (I) : a wheat (Triticum compactum) or any of its varieties used either as spring wheat or winter wheat and having short thick compact club shaped spikes and grain that does not shatter and that may be harvested long after it… …
12club tie — noun 1. : a necktie worn by members of a club and bearing the club s colors, usually in stripes, or the club emblem compare club stripe 2. : a silk necktie having diagonal stripes of two or more colors …
13club´bi|ness — club|by «KLUHB ee», adjective. 1. of a clubbable or social nature: »Your natural impulse in the dark is to be clubby (New Yorker). 2. pervaded by the characteristics of a club: »English literary life is almost too clubby, too narrowly dominated… …
14club´bi|ly — club|by «KLUHB ee», adjective. 1. of a clubbable or social nature: »Your natural impulse in the dark is to be clubby (New Yorker). 2. pervaded by the characteristics of a club: »English literary life is almost too clubby, too narrowly dominated… …
15club|by — «KLUHB ee», adjective. 1. of a clubbable or social nature: »Your natural impulse in the dark is to be clubby (New Yorker). 2. pervaded by the characteristics of a club: »English literary life is almost too clubby, too narrowly dominated by a set… …
16club|man — «KLUHB muhn», noun, plural men. 1. a man who belongs to a club or clubs; man who enjoys club activities. 2. a man armed with a club …
17club accounts — ➔ account1 * * * club accounts UK US noun [plural] ► ACCOUNTING in the UK, financial records for clubs and other organizations that do not operate to make a profit …
18club member — noun someone who is a member of a club • Hypernyms: ↑member, ↑fellow member • Member Holonyms: ↑club, ↑social club, ↑society, ↑guild, ↑gild, ↑lodge …
19club-moss — noun primitive evergreen moss like plant with spores in club shaped strobiles • Syn: ↑club moss, ↑lycopod • Hypernyms: ↑fern ally • Hyponyms: ↑shining clubmoss, ↑Lycopodium lucidulum, ↑ …
20club sofa — noun : a sofa of the same style as a club chair * * * a heavily upholstered sofa having solid sides and a low back. * * * club sofa, a kind of sofa similar in style to a club chair …
