nightclub

Converse of object

• leave: Lynn Graham added that a metal grille could be installed to prevent people leaving the nightclubs via Spon Street after midnight.
• run: His dream was to own and run a successful nightclub.
• visit: They visit a nightclub where they meet the man of their dreams.
• open: The other day i opened a topless nightclub, I don't know what all the fuss was about.

Preposition: in

• town: Nightclubs There are a few small nightclubs in town including Po Na Na, The Fez, Cindies, and Life.
• city: There are plenty of discos and nightclubs in every major city or tourist resort all over Italy.

Adjective modifier

• seedy: This gives it that seedy nightclub / holiday camp feel.
• trendy: Taking place at trendy nightclub The Vault, Victoria Island, Lagos, MTV base LIVE!
• crowded: A: For me hell would be a really crowded nightclub where you can't breathe and very loud techno music.
• noisy: The problem that night was that Bodrum has a lot of noisy nightclubs.
• floating: The ship has been used for many years as a floating nightclub.

Modifies a noun

• bouncer: Now he looks more like a ' middle-class dad at the Womad music festival ' than the nightclub bouncer he formerly resembled.
• doorman: Built like the proverbial nightclub doorman, Austin has also adopted the " thou shalt not pass " mentality of that particular brethren.
• singer: Helen Burton, who is aged just 21, excelled in her role as the glamorous nightclub singer, Miss Adelaide.
• flyer: First ringing chamber I've ever seen to have nightclub flyers pinned to the noticeboard.
• dancer: The crap shooters contrasted well with the Hot Box nightclub dancers.
• owner: The assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, was shot dead two days later by nightclub owner Jack Ruby.

Noun used with modifier

• capacity: It has top quality venues including a 1,100 capacity nightclub, a chill out bar and a sports bar.
• city: Roger Sanchez at city nightclub Edinburgh What was your first ever gig?