Definition

A person who gathers or groups things closely together, often for warmth or comfort.

Example

The huddler kept the small animals warm by gathering them close together.

Conversation

I saw you helping the kids with their art project yesterday.

Yeah, they were such little huddlers with their crayons all over the place!

It sounds like they had a great time being creative together.

Absolutely! It's fun to see how they huddle around their ideas.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Huddler → The word 'huddler' is derived from 'huddle' (of uncertain origin, possibly from Middle English 'hudlen', meaning to crouch or to gather closely) and the suffix '-er' (meaning a person who). A huddler is a person who gathers closely together, often for warmth or comfort.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'crouches' or 'gathers closely' — that's what a huddler does, as they are a person who huddles.

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