Huddle
Noun, Verb
UK
ˈhʌd.əl/
US
/ˈhʌd.əl/
Definition
To gather closely together, usually to stay warm or discuss something quietly.
Example
"The football team huddled before the final play to quickly plan their strategy."
"We huddled under a single umbrella as the heavy rain poured down on us."
"During the power cut, the family huddled together under blankets to stay warm."
Explanation
To huddle means to come close together in a group, often for warmth, protection, or to talk quietly. It’s common in cold weather or in sports when players gather to discuss a plan. In everyday life, friends or family might huddle to share a secret or stay warm. It gives a feeling of closeness and support, both physically and emotionally.