aggroup
transitive verb
ag·group
ə-ˈgrüp,
a-
-ed/-ing/-s
: to arrange in a group
were aggrouped near the center of the square
aggroupment noun
ə-ˈgrüp-mənt
a-
plural -s
Word History
Etymology
French agrouper, from a- (from Latin ad-) + groupe group
First Known Use
1695, in the meaning defined above
- still and all
- still and anon
- still and on
- still bank
- still box
- still head
- still less
- still life
- still lifes
- still liquor
- still pack
- still photograph
- still return
- still water
- still waters run deep
- still-burn
- still-fish
- still-fisher
- still-hunt
- still-hunted
- still-hunting
- still-hunts
- stillage
- stillages
- stillatitious