huddle up
Press together tightly
Huddle up means to gather closely together, typically for warmth, protection, or private discussion.
Sports teams huddle up between plays to discuss strategy away from opponents' ears.
The phrase emphasizes the action of coming together: Huddle up, everyone—I have an announcement.
Outside athletics, it often signals an impromptu meeting or quick conference.
- gatherBring or come together
- come togetherGather into one group
- team meetingScheduled group discussion at work
- locker roomShared space for dressing
- clusterGathered group nearby
snuggle · curl · warmth · body heat · keep warm · blanket · cold · cold weather · football · team · cozy · nest · shiver · close · tight · squeeze · bundle · crouch
- sports idiomsdrop the ball, throw in the towel, slam dunk, out of left field, level playing field
- celebrationsgraduation, festival, party, wedding, fireworks
- teamworkteamwork, co-op mode, collaborate, team games, assists