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A club is also a simple blunt [[weapon]], usually made of wood and can be wielded with one hand. It is the simplest of all weapons, and has other names such as '''baton''', '''cudgel''', '''night-stick''', and '''bludgeon'''. Persons who are wounded by a club are regarded as ''bludgeoned''.
 
A club is also a simple blunt [[weapon]], usually made of wood and can be wielded with one hand. It is the simplest of all weapons, and has other names such as '''baton''', '''cudgel''', '''night-stick''', and '''bludgeon'''. Persons who are wounded by a club are regarded as ''bludgeoned''.
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A club is a congregation of people united by a common characteristic (a goal, an interest, etc). There are a multitude of clubs such as sport clubs, political clubs. religious clubs, etc.

A club is also a simple blunt weapon, usually made of wood and can be wielded with one hand. It is the simplest of all weapons, and has other names such as baton, cudgel, night-stick, and bludgeon. Persons who are wounded by a club are regarded as bludgeoned.