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gang around

VERB
cluster
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bundle flock gather round up
STRONG
accumulate aggregate associate bunch collect cumulate package parcel
WEAK
bunch up crowd around
Antonyms
STRONGEST
disperse divide scatter separate spread
WEAK
dissemble let go
VERB
congregate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bunch up converge flock gather swarm throng
STRONG
besiege collect concentrate convene convoke corral forgather mass meet muster pack raise rally rendezvous teem
WEAK
congress gang up hang out make the scene meet up round up
Antonyms
STRONGEST
disperse divide scatter separate spread
STRONG
cancel distribute
VERB
group
Synonyms
STRONGEST
arrange gather meet organize
STRONG
assemble associate bracket bunch cluster collect congregate consort corral crowd harmonize huddle link poke punch systematize
WEAK
band together bunch up gang up get-together hang out make the scene round up scare up
Antonyms
STRONGEST
disarrange disorder disorganize disperse divide scatter separate
STRONG
disagree disconnect
WEAK
jumble mix up spread

Example Sentences

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So even though I didn’t have the gang around, I felt great with this gang.

From New York Times • Dec. 21, 2016

While we all can admit to playfully reciting “Six seasons and a movie!” from time to time, perhaps we don’t truly want the gang around forever.

From Slate • Feb. 11, 2013

The film follows each gang around its turf and makeshift clubhouses, and cuts in interviews with members.

From New York Times • Nov. 19, 2010

But it was tough on Chester, havin' that kind of a gang around all the time, clutterin' up the front hall with their extension grips and droppin' polysyllables in the soup.

From Side-stepping with Shorty by Ford, Sewell

"If Mascola tumbles on to Big Jack he'll have his gang around the Albatross before we can get within hailing distance of our nearest boat."

From El Diablo by Groesbeck, Dan Sayre