huddle

Used to describe a compact group of people or things.

Used to describe a compact group of people or things.

Used to describe a compact group of people or things.

Indicates the state of being in a close group.

To form a group by gathering closely together, often to talk privately.

To form a group by gathering closely together, often to talk privately.

To disperse after a huddle, especially a team in American football.

Used to specify the members of the group (e.g., a huddle of reporters).