clubmen

Blunt weapon carriers

Clubmen is the plural of clubman, a man who belongs to a social club—particularly the exclusive gentlemen's clubs of London or similar private establishments.

The term evokes a certain type: well-connected, leisured, comfortable in wood-paneled rooms with leather chairs.

The clubmen gathered for their weekly dinner.

In historical contexts, Clubmen were armed bands of English rural peasants during the Civil War who organized to defend their communities against both Royalist and Parliamentary forces.

social

networking

Building professional relationships

camaraderie · fellowship · companionship · bonding · rapport · connections · acquaintances · contacts · associates · friends

membership

gentlemen

Men of refinement

patrons · regulars · insiders · initiates · affiliates · subscribers · cardholders · dues · enrollment · admission

elite

aristocrats

Hereditary ruling class

patricians · upperclass · plutocrats · magnates · tycoons · dignitaries · notables · luminaries · establishment · privilege

gathering

meetings

Organized group assemblies

galas · soirees · banquets · functions · events · assemblies · reunions · smokers · lectures · debates

venue

premises

Property with buildings

  • quartersAssigned living accommodations
  • loungeComfortable waiting room
  • barDrinking establishment

library · diningroom · parlor · anteroom · foyer · terrace · grounds · doorman · porter · steward

Opposites
weapon type

clubmenswordsmen

Skilled blade fighters

archers · bowmen · pikemen · musketeers · lancers

military sophistication

clubmenknights

Titled warriors on horseback

men-at-arms · regulars · mercenaries · elite troops · cavalry

social class/membership

clubmennon-members

People not in organization

outsiders · commoners · excluded · working class · blackballed

Family

clubman

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