club headed (klubhed"ed)

[ [ clubable : see- bility .] The quality of being clubable or social. clubable, clubbable (klub'a-bl), a. [ club2 + -able.] Having the qualities that make a man fit to be a member of a social club; companionable; sociable. John Gibson Lockhart was not a social or clubbable man. Carruthers. A very small body of citizens entitled to be cla ed as clubable men. The Century, XXV. 311. club-ballt (klub'bal), n. A game. See extract. Club - ball is a pastime clearly distinguished from cambuc or goff. The difference seems to have consisted in the one being played with a curved bat and the other with a straight one. Strutt , Sports and Pastimes, p. 173. clubbed (klubd), a. [ clubbed , clobbed , club shaped, also rude; club1 + -ed2.] Shaped like a club; thickened at the end. Grete clobbed staves. Chaucer , Prol. to Monk's Tale, 1. 10. ham.