Clubbed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLUBBED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLUB, to form an organised group of people
• combine with others so as to collect a sum of money for a particular purpose
• go out to nightclubs
• beat (a person or animal) with a club or similar implement
NOUN:
• an association dedicated to a particular interest or activity
• the premises used by a particular club
• an organization offering members social amenities, meals, and temporary residence
• a commercial organization offering members special benefits
• a group of people or nations having something in common
• an organization constituted to play matches in a particular sport
• a nightclub playing fashionable dance music
• a heavy stick with a thick end, used as a weapon
• one of the four suits in a conventional pack of playing cards, denoted by a black trefoil.
• a card of such a suit.
ADJECTIVE:
• Shaped like a club; grasped like, or used as, a club.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a club (an organized group of persons)

Words related to CLUBBED

club8 clubbing15 clubs9

Words that contain CLUBBED

overclubbed21 nightclubbed23 underclubbed20

How to use CLUBBED in a sentence

• So excited was I that my bullet, which should have found lodgment in his heart, went as wild as had his, and then was I forced to use a clubbed musket for defence.
• Kazan leaped under his clubbed rifle and drove into the face of what was left of the pack.
• Men fighting hand to hand with clubbed muskets and bayonets contested each tree and ditch.
• Purcell fought with clubbed rifle, backing away from several foes.
• The woman had her hair hanging loose about her head, and not clubbed up in the usual fashion.
• Some wild animals can be clubbed into a semblance of obedience, yet it is a treacherous obedience at best, and justly so.
• The Greeks were unconscious, badly battered by the clubbed guns.
• The men clubbed together to buy it, and he put in his share, only to find that it not only sickened him, but that he had a mental inhibition against it.
• We laid about us right lustily with our clubbed muskets, and I will say for the black men that they were not a whit less doughty than the white.
• Both were drunk, shot revolvers recklessly, bit one another, tore hair, and clubbed most vigorously.
• They smashed at our heads with clubbed rifles, or thrust their rifles up against us through the rocks and fired.
• It might leave Jan alive and himself clubbed into insensibility.
• He just clubbed her over the back and down she went ker-splash as dead as you please.
• The owner sent another servant, but the farmers clubbed him on the head and insulted him.
• Well, they clubbed together, four of them, and gave me Tennyson in twelve volumes, illustrated with coloured photographs.
• Poor China! She is first clubbed on the head and then stroked on the back by these foreigners, her dear friends.
• One drunkard who shouted was clubbed on the head by his neighbour.
• He had clubbed together with some shipmates, and had purchased a small ship with the common fund.
• But Griswold would not have it so, and he was up and had twisted himself free when a blow from a clubbed pistol drove him back to his knees.
• It was clubbed, and it carried some lingering vestiges of powder.
• Hal, having disposed of one enemy, clubbed the rifle he had wrenched from him, and, before either the German officer or his man could fire, was in the thick of the melee.
• Lieutenant Anderson, having picked up a rifle dropped by one of the German soldiers, was already there, his weapon also clubbed.
• In that moment he might be clubbed on the head, defenceless.
• Later on, the men as a further token of their good will clubbed together and gave me a gold watch.
• Others, having no time to fire them, fought with clubbed rifles.
• George himself clubbed half a dozen, who threw themselves at his feet begging for mercy.
• He took the uphill side, and he clubbed his whip-stalk, striking Bud with all his force with the heavy end, which, coward-like, he had loaded with lead.
• Holding the clubbed musket ready for an instant blow he peered into the grass and short bushes.
• It was a bloody hand-to-hand contest that followed, in which every weapon, from cutlass and clubbed musket down to bare hands, was employed.
• But before the swaying figure could answer the call of the cool brain directing it, Howard sprang in upon him and struck with his clubbed revolver.
• Word was sent at once to Consul-General Fitzhugh Lee, and then the correspondents clubbed together, and bought some beds and small comforts, and sent them to the ladies.

Similar words containing CLUBB without suffix ed

clubby15 clubber13 clubbers14 clubbier14 clubbily17 clubbing15 clubbish17 clubbism16 clubbist14 clubbable17 clubbiest15 clubbings16 clubbisms17 clubbists15 clubbiness16 overclubbed21 unclubbable19 clubbability23 clubbinesses18 nightclubbed23 nightclubber22 overclubbing22 underclubbed20 nightclubbers23 nightclubbing24 underclubbing21 clubbabilities22 nightclubbings25

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