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In a company, this is the group of an elite few who, by virtue of gray hair and having "paid their dues", sit around and do nothing while other people do the work. They may occasionally think they are working when they ask you for a status report on whatever real work you are doing. Wow it's only 2:30pm and every desk in the country club is already vacant!
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A type of malt liquor. Although the name suggests the beverage contains more class than the average malt liquor, CC is often only $1.69, 31 cents cheaper than the more popular brands of Colt 45 and Olde English. Country Club malt liquor will get you drunk cheap and fast and with a little bit of class.
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adj. - referring to, in a derogatory manner, to ease or privilege
“This ain't like that country club bullshit you're used to.”
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pertaining to wealthy people and things that characterize them
(from the term for private, exclusive, recreational sporting clubs) Don't even bother with those, isolationist, country club types.
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1. n - Group of injured players in a sport that occupy the bench and lounge around having a good time.
2. v - When one slacks, fucks around, or screws up "Wow I really wish I could join the boys over at the country club... maybe I should tackle somebody with my pads off."
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See: Kate Thedford and Andrew Ross... F. Country Club heck ya!
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