transitive. To fold, wrap, gather, or heap up in a rough or careless manner. Obsolete.

To put or throw together in one mass indiscriminately, incongruously, or without order; to huddle or jumble together.

transitive. To collect in a haphazard or irregular manner; to ‘scrape’ together, up. Now dialect.

transitive. To collect or gather up hastily or in disorder; also, to cause (a crowd) to move in hurried confusion. Also (frequently with adverbs)…

To obtain, collect, raise (money). Also with up and intransitive (const. up on). slang (chiefly U.S.).