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club out

club out verb: to live with one's family or in another household while apprenticed to a master, as opposed to living with the master.

Verb

club out (third-person singular simple present clubs out, present participle clubbing out, simple past and past participle clubbed out)

  1. (archaic) To live with one's family or in another household while apprenticed to a master, as opposed to living with the master.

Forms of club out

third-person singular presentclubs out
present participleclubbing out
past participleclubbed out
pastclubbed out

Questions about club out

What does club out mean?
Club out means to live with one's family or in another household while apprenticed to a master, as opposed to living with the master.
What part of speech is club out?
Club out is a verb.
What is the past tense of club out?
The past tense of club out is clubbed out.

Words near club out in the dictionary

  1. club music
  2. club night
  3. club nights
  4. club nine
  5. club nines
  6. club out
  7. Club Penguiner
  8. Club Penguiners
  9. club rush
  10. club rushes
  11. club sandwich

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