a group of people who have come together for a particular purpose
congregation
a gathering to see a play, hear a speaker, singer etc
group observing an entertainment or sporting event
a number of people or things receiving attention as a group
group of same objects
a collection of the same fruit etc growing together
collection of something
call somebody up
gathering
a group of things of the same kind growing closely together
group of something
(an instance of) collecting things
group, accumulation
the state of being together with another or others
crowd of people
a group of people (especially taking part in religious worship)
assembled group, especially concerned with church-going
a confidence of members of a business, club, political party etc
conference
all the people working a boat, ship or plane; all these except the officers
group working together
a flock ( = group) (of geese)
group, assortment
a number of workmen or prisoner working together; a group of criminals
group, mob of people
to meet e.g. for a discussion or social reason
gathering, conference
a number of people or things gathered or placed together, or naturally associated
number of individuals collectively
a number (of things), mass (of material), piled up; a large quantity
pile, accumulation
a number of animals, especially cattle, feeding or going about together
large group
an edge, point of contact, shared between two things; an apparatus used to join two different computer parts
link, connection
(an instance of) joining or being joined
connection
of, for, very many people; a lump, quantity of matter, without regular shape; the main religious service (in the Roman Catholic Church)
body of matter; considerable portion
a coming together of a number of people at a certain time and place, especially for discussion
gathering, conference
(of) one thousand thousand (1 000 000)
heap
a disorganized crowd, especially one that has gathered to make trouble or attack; a gang of criminals
large group of people
a shaped hole cut in a piece of wood to receive the end of another piece (the tenon)
link, connection
a large variety or number
heap
a large number (especially of people gathered together); the ordinary people
large group
to collect or gather (people, support etc) together
gathering
a supreme law-making assembly (in GB the House of Commons and the House of Lords)
legislature
a number of things lying one on another; a large amount (of money)
heap, collection
haemorrhoids
heap, collection
(a piece of music for) five players or singers
collection
a large public gathering for a political or social cause; (in tennis) an exchange of several strokes
celebratory meeting
a great quantity (of writing)
heap
a meeting of fashionable, intelligent etc people at the house of a rich and famous lady (especially in Paris)
gathering room
(of workers, students etc) to sit down in a factory, building etc and refuse to leave (as a protest)
congregation
of slay
heap
a pile of (hay, straw etc) for storage in the open; a pile or heap (of books, papers, wood etc); a large amount; a part of the memory where information is stored for a short time (and where only the last item can be looked at)
pile
a large crowd
large crowd
(GB) one million million million; (US) one million million
heap
a group of people or animals, especially when moving; to move as a group
military
a single person, thing or group regarded as complete; an amount used as a standard of measurement
whole
