huddle

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Synonyms: muddle, cuddle, hurdle, puddle, fuddle, suddle, hiddle, ruddle, nuddle, buddle, heddle

Antonyms: muddle, cuddle, hurdle, puddle, fuddle, suddle, hiddle, ruddle, nuddle, buddle, heddle

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Noun

1. A small group of [[individual]]s in very [[close]] [[proximity]] to one another.
2. {{lb|en|bridge}} A [[hesitation]] during [[play]] to think about one's next move.
3. {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[dense]] and [[disorderly]] [[crowd]].

Verb

1. {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[crowd]] together.
2. {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[curl]] one's [[leg]]s up to the [[chest]] and keep one's [[arm]]s close to the [[torso]]; to [[crouch]]; to assume a [[position]] similar to that of an [[embryo]] in the [[womb]].
3. To get together and discuss a topic.
4. {{lb|en|intransitive|American football}} To form a huddle.
5. {{lb|en|transitive}} To crowd (things) together; to mingle confusedly; to assemble without order or system.
6. {{lb|en|transitive}} To do, make, or put, in haste or roughly; hence, to do imperfectly; usually with a following preposition or adverb (''huddle on'', ''huddle up'', ''huddle together'').
7. {{lb|en|bridge|intransitive}} To [[hesitate]] during [[play]] while thinking about one's next move.

Adjective

1. [[huddled|Huddled]], [[confused]], [[congested]].

Proper noun

1. {{surname|en|from=patronymics}}.

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