clubbed

/ klʌbd /

adjective

1. having a thickened end, like a club

Example Sentences

Some in Putney, south-west London, have clubbed together to buy large e-bikes that are used to ferry rubbish from shopfronts to a central collection point.

Read more on BBC

The 1970s oil shock and stagflation clubbed the economy when she was a teen, and high interest rates thwarted home buyers in the 1980s.

Read more on The Wall Street Journal

A 55-year-old Palestinian woman has been taken to hospital after being clubbed over the head by a masked Jewish settler as she was picking olives.

Read more on BBC

Mills opted for a slower ball again, however, and dropped to the ground when Clark clubbed it for six.

Read more on BBC

Since then, his strikeout rate has risen, his average has plummeted more than 20 points and he’s clubbed just 14 homers, one fewer than he had in May alone as a designated hitter.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• bash 
• bludgeon 
• clobber 
• pummel 
• whack