club-hop
/ˈklʌbhɒp/originally US
verb
[no object] To move from nightclub to nightclub, typically spending a short time in each.
Origin
1980s; earliest use found in The Christian Science Monitor. From club + hop, after club-hopping.
- marketise
- marketization
- marketize
- market leader
- market leadership
- market-leading
- market-led
- marketless
- market letter
- market liberalism
- market-like
- market maker
- market-making
- market mammy
- market man
- market master
- market mechanism
- market opportunity
- market order
- market-oriented
- market overt
- market penetration
- marketplace
- market potential
- market power