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huddle

1. hud.dle \'h*d-*l\ \'h*d-lin, -*l-in\ \'h*d-l*r, -*l-*r\ vb or hud.dling 
   [prob. fr. or akin to ME hoderen to huddle] Brit  1: to arrange carelessly 
   or hurriedly  2a: to crowd together  2b: to draw (oneself) together : 
   CROUCH  archaic  3: to herd into or out of a place in a disorderly mass  
   1a: to gather in a group  1b: to curl up : CROUCH  2: to hold a 
   consultation : CONFER; specif : to gather beh ind the scrimmage line in a 
   football game and agree on team strategy - hud.dler n
2. huddle n 1: a close-packed group : BUNCH  2a: MEETING, CONFERENCE  2b: a 
   strategy conference of football players behind the line of scrimmage