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huddle

[huhd-l] / ˈhʌd l /




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Back at the pub, a huddle of players dissect where the tactical battles were won and lost, before the women's Tyne-Wear derby kicks off on the big screen.

From BBC

Diplomats huddled as the suspension dragged on for more than an hour before the plenary finally resumed.

From Barron's

Almost three terrifying hours later, the police found her, huddled on a neighbor’s porch.

From The Wall Street Journal

The following day, a lieutenant in the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office’s homicide unit emailed Mitlyng, asking the detective to huddle with the prosecutor on the case.

From The Wall Street Journal

The superstar actor occasionally joined the huddle of people trying to troubleshoot with the contraption.

From The Wall Street Journal