Clubhouse

/ˈklʌbˌhaʊs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A building or room where members of a club can meet and engage in activities.

The new clubhouse is equipped with a game room and a large dining area for events.

A place where people gather for social or recreational activities, related to a specific community or organization.

Every weekend, the youth baseball team meets at the clubhouse to review their game strategies.

In the context of online platforms, a virtual space where users can engage in discussions or activities.

She joined a clubhouse dedicated to book discussions and met many other avid readers.

Derived from the combination of 'club' (a group of people with shared interests) and 'house' (a building for human habitation or use).

clubhouse politics

The informal or behind-the-scenes discussions and maneuvers that influence decision-making within a group.

in the clubhouse

Refers to being in a casual or private setting with members of a group or organization.

clubhouse rules

The guidelines or informal expectations governing behavior within a specific group.

club

An association of people with a common interest who meet regularly.

house

A building for human habitation.

A casual hangout spot for friends.

We're just chilling at the clubhouse.

An exclusive gathering place for certain groups.

It felt like a secret clubhouse for the cool kids.