clubber
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈklʌbər/
:
miembro del club
- Her parents were country clubbers.
- glee clubber
- country clubbers
- book clubbers
Examples
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When I saw "support this club" or that one, I wanted to try to point out that, in my opinion, the way we will actually "come together" is by, as individuals and collectively too, supporting the individual's rights... all individuals' rights... something all clubbers can agree on because we have all had them denied to us...
Blog text (11) -
The book clubber discussed the latest novel at their monthly meeting in the cozy café.
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There are no country-clubbers anymore.
Blog text (23) -
As a member of the hiking club, John felt like a true clubber among friends who shared his passion for nature.
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At the tennis tournament, many clubbers rallied together to support their teammates during the matches.
Synonyms
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1.4
A person who belongs to a club or group
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6.6
A member or supporter of an organized group
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Etymology
Clubber comes from club plus the ending -er, where club here means a group of people who meet together and -er means 'one who'. So a clubber is 'one who belongs to or takes part in a club'.