Clubhouse

Definition of Clubhouse

A clubhouse is a building or room used by a club for its activities or meetings.

How should Clubhouse divide into syllables

The word 'clubhouse' has two syllables. 'Club' has one syllable and 'house' has one syllable. It has three vowels (u, o, e) and six consonants (c, l, b, h, s, e).

Part of Speech - Clubhouse

We have our meetings at the clubhouse on Saturdays.

Sentences with Clubhouse

• The kids had a lot of fun playing games in the clubhouse.
• We met at the clubhouse to plan our next community service project.
• The clubhouse is where the members of the golf club go after a game.
• The fraternity house is a type of clubhouse for college students.
• The community center has a clubhouse where seniors can socialize and play games.

Quotes with Clubhouse

• 'The clubhouse is the heart of any golf course.' - Jack Nicklaus
• 'A good friend of mine got me a job at the clubhouse. I caddied, I washed clubs, I got paid 50 cents a round.' - Michael Douglas
• 'I always look forward to going to the clubhouse and seeing the guys.' - Mike Modano

Number of characters in Clubhouse

9 ( c, l, u, b, h, o, u, s, e )

Unique letters in Clubhouse

8 ( c, l, u, b, h, o, s, e )

Clubhouse Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Clubhouse

IPA (International): ˈklʌˌbhaʊs

ARA (American): ˈklʌˌbhaʊs

EPA (English): ˈklʌˌbhaʊs

KLAH-BHHAW-S