Club
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 112
klub, n. A heavy staff, wielded with the hand; blaze.] — To carry coals. To submit to degradation one of the suits of cards, having a figure like the or insult. — To carry to Newcastle. To do some clover-leaf. — v. To strike with a club. [Ic. and thing superfluous; to lose one's labor. — Tohaul over Sw. kluhba, Dan. klub, club; Sw. and Dan. klump, a the To scold or call to account. — Coal'ery, -er-T, lump.] — Clubfoot, n. A short, deformed foot. Colliery, koKySr-I, n. A place where coal dug.— [Dan. klumpfod.] —foot'ed, a. —law, n. Violence. Collier, -yer, n. A digger of or dealer in, eoal; a
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