clubable

8.9

Friendly and happy to spend time with others in clubs

adjective
/ˈklʌb.ə.bəl/

: sociable

Despite his fame, she found him surprisingly clubable and down-to-earth at dinner parties.

Examples

He was a clubable fellow, always eager to make new acquaintances at the local pub.
Many politicians of the 19th century prided themselves on being clubable gentlemen.
She is very clubable and makes friends easily.
I think he is the most clubablest person in our group.
He is a very clubable person, always joining conversations at gatherings.
Her clubable nature made her well-liked among her colleagues at work.
During the event, his clubable personality shone through as he chatted with everyone.

Synonyms

clubbable

vsclubable

1 8.4

Friendly and enjoying spending time with people in a club

is identical in meaning but spelled with one b instead of two

How Sociable

gregarious

12 7.0

sociable

20 1.6

clubable

8.9

reserved

29 3.7

unsociable

2 5.3

Surface Forms

clubable positive

clubabler comparative

clubablest superlative

Morphology

clubable = club (transparent) = club + able

Standard adjectival formation from the noun 'club' with '-able', meaning 'suitable for or able to be a member of a club', which is straightforward for learners.

Etymology

Clubable comes from club, a word for a group of people who meet to enjoy each other's company, and the ending -able, which means 'suitable for' or 'able to be'. So, clubable describes someone who easily fits into a club and likes being with others.