nightclub
- noun
- /ˈnaɪtˌklʌb/
- The nightclub was packed with people enjoying the DJ's set and the vibrant atmosphere.
- bars and nightclubs
- restaurants and nightclubs
- nightclub scene
You can come to the first nightclub in Spring Hill, FL OK.
- You can come to the first nightclub in Spring Hill, FL OK.
- I felt like I was trapped in a in a nightclub in Jacksonville, FL.
- I worked at nightclubs, dance clubs, webcamming.
- They go and they take the jackets from these nightclubs of these VIP areas.
- The rules are it's boxing in a nightclub, there are no rules.
- I felt like I was trapped in a net in a nightclub in Jacksonville, FL.
- I'm assuming the Crypto nightclub is for vampires.
- So they went to the two hottest, hottest nightclubs in Hollywood.
- Well, we couldn't get into this nightclub, but our two friends got in, right?
- It's so embarrassing when your friends come into the nightclub and give you their coat.
- So me and two of my friends have been to a nightclub in another town.
- I'm sort of banning concerts, nightclubs, the whole reason most people go to Ibiza.
- He got some, by the way, Trump's nickname at the nightclubs, Agent Orange.
- We have a mutual friend, Jake Penniota on Browns nightclub in the Covent Garden.
- I remember standing on the front door of LQ nightclub in Newcastle, swiping on Tinder.
Examples
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You're at a swanky nightclub and spot your best friend's boyfriend.
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When they came to America, they opened a nightclub, mostly for Hungarians.
Fiction book (1996) -
We did the whole day club, nightclub, dinner party thing.
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So me and two of my friends have been to a nightclub in another town.
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We have to show them the nightclub room first.
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Everyone wants to own a nightclub, but we're actually gonna do it.
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At his suggestion, we took a taxi and went to a nightclub in the suburbs.
Fiction book (1993) -
That's me in a downtown nightclub with this band...
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I've become like the hottest nightclub in New York City.
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So they went to the two hottest, hottest nightclubs in Hollywood.
Synonyms
A place with music and dancing where people go at night
A public club where people go to dance to recorded music
A place like a nightclub where people eat while they watch live singers and dancers
A nightclub where people dance to recorded popular music
A place open late for music, dancing, food and drinks
A small evening restaurant where people eat and watch live music
How Lively
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nightclub is a simple combination of night and club. The club part once meant a 'group of people' and then the place where they met, so a nightclub is a place open at night for music, dancing, food, and drinks.