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huddle English

Meaning huddle meaning

What does huddle mean?
Definitions in simple English

huddle Noun

— A huddle is a group of people that are tight and not orderly. — In football, a huddle is a short meeting of all the players from one team that are on the field to plan their next play.

huddle Verb

— to crowd together, usually when unhappy or afraid The girls huddled together to get warm. — to bend your legs to your chest and lean over, getting into a position like an embryo in a womb

huddle

— verb (= huddle together) crowd or draw together let's huddle together--it's cold! — verb crouch or curl up They huddled outside in the rain — noun (informal) a quick private conference — noun a disorganized and densely packed crowd a huddle of frightened women

Synonyms huddle synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as huddle?

huddle English » English

crowd bend throng huddle together curl up cower twist swarm snuggle shrink curve curl contort bunch troop press together powwow nuzzle nestle mob jam group gather flock cuddle contract confusion writhe withdraw turmoil take shelter swad submit straggle stoop squirm shorten shoal scrummage scrimmage ruck roll up retract reduce rabble plenty of multitude mix mess mass

Topics huddle topics

What do people use huddle to talk about?
Physical actions Arrange

Gather
Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation Sports

Basketball

Conjugation huddle conjugation

How do you conjugate huddle?

huddle · verb

Examples huddle examples

How do I use huddle in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Penguins often huddle together to keep warm.

Movie subtitles

Everybody huddle in.
We'll all have to huddle here and overflow onto the porch.
Just huddle in that doorway and wait?
That huddle in the wardroom?
A huddle in the latrine?
Better to huddle by the fire and remember old times.
Huddle together.
Huddle up, let's go.
They're in a huddle now.
Let's huddle up on the ball.
It looks more like a prayer meeting than a huddle.
And now we will huddle up together all the way to Belgrade - and this side is free!
Huddle together!
Everyone in this stadium is on their feet as Army comes up out of the huddle.
All the big shots are in a huddle.
Oh, a huddle just for the two of you, huh? Yeah.
He held the league record for illegal use of hands- in the huddle, yet.
We'd suddenly get scared, and we'd huddle together and hold each other tight.
Huddle up.
Your friends, they're in a huddle. Big business meeting.
Let's huddle.
Laura, the mountain air can freeze a man to death. We must huddle together for warmth. Use the heat of our bodies to ward off the bitter chill of the night air.
They huddle around the sun their source of heat and light a little bit like campers around a fire.
They huddle about the sun with almost no internal heat of their own tiny places with solid surfaces one of which is a blue and pretty world called Earth.
Your friends, they're in a huddle.
Did you ever think why we huddle together in these corridors?
You're dead meat! - Get back to the huddle and play ball!
Let's go! Forget about him! Huddle up!
Huddle up!
You huddle to keep warm.
Okay, huddle up!

News and current affairs

Millions of Afghans huddle in refugee camps or are displaced from their homes.
Faced with the embarrassment of his pastor's views on race and on America, Obama did not go into a huddle with spin-doctors to fathom how he should deal with the problem.

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