adj
clubbed
kluhbd
Clubbed (adj) means Shaped like a club, or thickened at one end. Example: “The bird had clubbed feet, wide and heavy at the tips.”
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Shaped like a club, or thickened at one end.
"The bird had clubbed feet, wide and heavy at the tips."
"His fingers looked slightly clubbed after years of the illness."
How to use clubbed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishShaped like a club — thick or bulging at one end rather than even all the way along.
Common pairings
clubbed fingers
clubbed foot
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more clubbed
- Superlative
- most clubbed
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The bird had _____ feet, wide and heavy at the tips.
Etymology
From club, in the sense of a heavy stick that is thicker at one end.
Rhymes for clubbed
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What does “clubbed” mean?
The word “clubbed” means shaped like a club, or thickened at one end. In plain terms, shaped like a club — thick or bulging at one end rather than even all the way along.
How do you pronounce “clubbed”?
“Clubbed” is pronounced kluhbd (/klʌbd/ in IPA).
How do you use “clubbed” in a sentence?
Here is “clubbed” used in a sentence: “The bird had clubbed feet, wide and heavy at the tips.”
What part of speech is “clubbed”?
“Clubbed” is an adjective.
