clubbing

noun

club·bing ˈklə-biŋ

: the activity of patronizing nightclubs

At three in the morning, it's a different scene: friends coming off a night of clubbing trade stories of their conquests …—

Javier Cabral

: the condition of being clubbed

In March, during a life-insurance medical examination, he said, Dr. John C. Greco, a physician in Bridge City, had called to his attention the fact that he had developed finger clubbing.—

Paul Brodeur

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During the 2024 season, tracks by 4,680 unique artists were played at the Ibiza clubbing institution Hï. —

Katie Bain, Billboard, 21 Jan. 2025 Leigh Bowery, Legendary Australian performance artist and fashion designer who was a fixture on London’s vibrant 1980s clubbing scene, is given a posthumous Swan song in the form of a retrospective at Tate Modern, which will celebrate its 25th birthday this year. —

Lee Sharrock, Forbes, 16 Jan. 2025 The only result apparent so far is a lot of indiscriminate clubbing and shooting by the police and a corresponding increase in murders and crimes of violence. —

Jack Black, Harper's Magazine, 2 Apr. 2024 After an extended break from clubbing, Yaeji is back outside with her boos, pogo-sticking under strobe lights. —

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