gang-up
/ˈɡaŋʌp/informal
noun
1An act of ganging up to oppose or attack someone or something.
2A gathering or group of friends or colleagues; a meeting of a gang.
3= gang-bang. rare.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Chicago Tribune. From gang + up.
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