To bring (persons, or occasionally animals) together; to cause to assemble in one place or company; to collect (an army, a flock, etc.). Also to gath…

transitive. To assemble (persons). Obsolete.

transitive. To gather (individuals) together into a company; to assemble, muster (troops). to flock in: to bring in in crowds. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring together (persons) into one place or company; to gather, collect, convene.

transitive. To bring together, assemble; also reflexive and intransitive for reflexive.

transitive. To assemble; bring together.

transitive. To bring together (persons) into one place or company; = assemble, v.1 1.

transitive. To bring (persons) together, to assemble. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (people, animals, etc.) together; to cause to associate (sometimes spec. in sexual intercourse); to unite in marriage…

transitive. To bring together or collect.

transitive. To gather (people) into a group or company; to summon. Obsolete.

To assemble (people), esp. to a meeting.

transitive. To gather or assemble (people). Also: to gather or concentrate (troops, etc.) in a particular place or formation.

transitive. To gather or assemble (individuals) into a troop or company. Also reflexive. To associate or consort with a number of others, to go…

transitive. To cause to come together; to convoke. individuals.

to scum together: to collect as scum. Obsolete.

transitive. To form (persons) into a conventicle or irregular assembly, to band together. Obsolete.

transitive. To collect, bring together (people) in support of a person or cause, or for concentrated action. Also with together.

transitive (reflexive). To form into a troop, to assemble.

Originally U.S. regional. transitive. Usually with up. To gather together (people or animals); to round up; to hunt out (a person). Formerly also…