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huddle
noun as in assemblage, crowd, often disorganized
Example Sentences
Several police officers and military guards watched over the 70-year-old and his wife, as voters huddled around, hoping to catch a peek of their president.
On a night when so much had been left unsaid about what brought them to Santa Monica, he focused on his team’s performance in the postgame huddle.
Riley, who broke the Yankees’ postgame huddle with a speech, said he was far prouder of his three interceptions — a fourth being called back due to a penalty — than his two touchdown grabs.
Roberts said the organization is set to “huddle together and figure out what’s best for Roki and how we can get the most out of him.”
We joined more than 20 men, women and children who had huddled together on a small boat.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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