Club
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 89
klub, n. an a ociation of persons for the promotion of a common object, as literature, politics, pleasure, . v.i. to join together mOte mQte mOTn then 89 n L Olub „ for some common end to share in a common expense.—pr.p. ciubb'ing pa p. clubbed'. [From root of Clump, a dub being a clump of people.
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