Fromclub +‎-ish.

clubbish (comparativemoreclubbish,superlativemostclubbish)

1. Resembling or characteristic of a club(weapon).
   • 1599, anonymous author,Sir Clyomon and Sir Clamydes:

     For had not ſhe bene mercifull, my ſhip had ruſht on Rocks,
     And ſo decayed amids the ſtormes, through force ofclubbiſh knocks

2. Resembling or characteristic of a club(social establishment).
   • 2009, Shawn Levy,Paul Newman: A Life‎^[1]:

     She remembered a long-ago dinner they shared at Chasen's, one of Hollywood's mostclubbish and exclusive restaurants[…]

3. Disposed toclub together.

   Synonym:clubby

   • 1978,Skiing, volume30, number 5, page68:

     Some of the Centered Workshops get veryclubbish, even encounter-groupish, I was told, and some don't. Ours didn't, although we certainly had a good time together.

   • 2010, Ezra Greenspan,George Palmer Putnam: Representative American Publisher, page168:

     Aclubbish man, Duyckinck liked to discuss his plans for the Libraries with his close circle of friends, two of whom[…] he hoped to enlist as contributors to the American Library.

   • 2019, Robert Sawyer,Shakespeare Between the World Wars: The Anglo-American Sphere, page196:

     […] the "bon vivants of a 1930'sclubbish set"[…]

• unclubbish

• “clubbish”, inWebster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, Springfield, Mass.:G. & C. Merriam,1913,→OCLC.

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