huddle|huddles in English
noun
[hud·dle || 'hʌdl]
small cluster of people or animals; bunch, closely gathered mass; secret conference; group of players gathered to receive playing instructions (Football)
Use "huddle|huddles" in a sentence
1. Gwendolen loses her composure and huddles in terror.
2. They went into a huddle.
3. Let's huddle together -- it 's cold!
4. We discussed where to huddle.
5. They like living in a huddle.
6. Now at last the Emperor penguins abandon their huddle.
7. And huddle together among the nettles.
8. He was found to huddle by his boss.
9. Beautiful season, we love because huddle together.
10. He talks incessantly, in huddles with Jason and his solicitor and junior counsel.
11. The affected birds huddle together in a corner .
12. They huddle together or hide under a rock.
13. The judges went into a huddle to decide the winner.
14. But the top brass huddle every single day now.
15. A little huddle of men stood in one corner.
16. I think Marty and I need to huddle up.
17. 27 But it doesn't know that, so it huddles and trembles in the soot under the roof.
18. The house is very small and cannot huddle all of us.
19. The boys huddle together under the rock to keep warm.
20. Survivors huddle together in makeshift tents with nowhere to go.
21. Mariucci noted the huddle could look strange with Rudolph standing with the other linemen.
22. Two little dogs for sale huddle together in the cold wind.
23. To keep warm and reaffirm social bonds, groups will huddle together.
24. The devotees sing, sip warm drinks, play cards and huddle together.
25. When three or more stars huddle together, it's called a multiple star system.