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country club
noun
a club, usually in a suburban district, with a clubhouse and grounds, offering various social activities and generally having facilities for tennis, golf, swimming, etc.
country club
noun
a club in the country, having sporting and social facilities
Word History and Origins
Origin of country club1
Example Sentences
Russell kicked another penalty as the game slowed in the final 20 minutes to cap another night in what could be a remarkable season for the West country club.
Living in affluent Brentwood at the time, they were inspired by the aesthetics of country club life, even if they were unable to actually participate.
Attorney Scott Paetty, Kamon removed $50,000 in settlement funds due a client, a widow whose husband had been killed in a boating accident, allowing the attorney to pay bills at two country clubs.
He drinks aged scotch with people he barely likes and eats brunch at the country club he’ll soon be unable to afford.
It quickly spread as a country club sport due to its foursome nature — many liken its companionship quality to golf.
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