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Huddle Together

Definition:

When people or animals huddle together, they gather closely or squeeze tightly together in a group for warmth, comfort, or protection.

Parts of Speech:

• Verb (intransitive)

Senses:

1. To crowd or gather closely in a group for warmth, comfort, or protection.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

1. During the cold winter night, the siblings huddled together under a warm blanket to stay cozy.

2. Football players huddle together before each play to discuss the team's strategy.

3. The children huddled together in fear during the loud thunderstorm.

Local Usage:

1. In the small village, the residents often huddle together in the town square during local festivals, celebrating as a tight-knit community.

2. In the rural area, sheep huddle together for protection against predators.

3. The students huddled together in the library to work on a group project.

Sample Sentences:

1. The penguins huddle together in large groups to endure the harsh Antarctic weather.

2. As the homeless sought warmth, they would huddle together beside the burning barrel.

3. The teammates decided to huddle together and come up with a new game plan.

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