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huddle

[huhd-l] / ˈhʌd l /




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Powell, a lawyer by training, spent the weekend huddled with advisers, weighing how to respond.

From The Wall Street Journal

Whispers were going around the sunburned, sleepy crowds huddled on their suitcases that there were no flights until Monday.

From The Wall Street Journal

You can tell who they are, as they are the ones huddled together during class breaks, away from the young students, and not too overwhelmed with joy when I approach them.

From BBC

Increasingly however small huddles of people are talking about it.

From BBC

The teenagers huddled around the table leap into action, shouting instructions and acting out the correct strategies for just one of the potential catastrophes laid out in the board game called Master of Disaster.

From Barron's