clubhouse
Americannoun
plural
clubhouses-
a building or room occupied by a club.
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a building or area used for social or recreational activities by occupants of an apartment complex, institution, etc.
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an athletic team's dressing room.
noun
Etymology
Origin of clubhouse
Example Sentences
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The luxurious neighborhood offers residents access to 24/7 security, multiple pools, tennis courts and a clubhouse.
From Los Angeles Times
In a clubhouse full of superstar players, the feeling seems mutual with his teammates.
From Los Angeles Times
“I almost walked into him a few times in the clubhouse. This is a special place.”
From Los Angeles Times
Northern Ireland star McIlroy, who completed his career Grand Slam with a Masters triumph last year, had six birdies and a bogey and was joined in the clubhouse on five-under by American Jacob Bridgeman.
From Barron's
“Game 7 of the World Series was unbelievable,” Rojas said at his locker inside the Dodgers’ clubhouse at Camelback Ranch last week.
From Los Angeles Times
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