huddle
23
4.1
- noun
- /ˈhʌdəl/
- Informal
:
reunión
- We were all in the huddle before our first game as a team, and the captain said, hey, guys, everybody take a beat.
- team huddle
- back to the huddle
- huddle breaks
And and he's in the huddles, he's talking out what he sees.
- And and he's in the huddles, he's talking out what he sees.
- Private soundings with each side, informal UN shared huddles, then joint sessions.
- These guys get into a huddle and me and my father are looking at them.
- He said when we went into a daily huddle seven days a week.
- I mean, there's, there's a feeling in that huddle that that binds you together always.
- And we get the time out and we're in the huddle and it's just, I just remember it just being chaos.
- And every three to four songs those guys get into sort of a football magic circle huddle.
- The the, the look on the look on all my team mates face in the huddle, you know it, it spoke volumes.
- Like it's like slow motion and like I'm, I'm in the huddle and when I like break the huddle, it's like I'm backing up and they're like moving slow.
- And so this style of management of, you know, reviews, onboarding huddles, what do we, what could we do better here?
- And so one of the ways that we keep our team connected and tight is we host a call, a weekly call called Huddle.
- And I, I can, I can promise you this, man, our, our crew and we, we've had this in our, our huddle.
Examples
-
The children formed a huddle to plan their surprise for the birthday party.
-
These guys get into a huddle and me and my father are looking at them.
-
The morning huddle started an hour ago.
-
All right, huddle time, boys.
-
What did you say to your team in the huddle right after the injury occurred?
Blog text (8) -
More people were in Mama's huddle now, and she was at the center of it all.
Fiction book (1995) -
On a chilly Wednesday afternoon, Coach Swanson called a team huddle to discuss the day's workout.
Blog text (14) -
Before every match, the coach gathers the players for a quick huddle to discuss strategies.
-
During the meeting break, the team stood in a huddle to exchange ideas about the presentation.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A group of people who come together for a planned purpose or to be social
9
3.3
An informal meeting to share news and updates
8
7.9
A short informal meeting to make quick decisions
A short informal meeting to talk or relax
Antonyms
How Brief
- Informal
23
4.1
- Informal
269
1.0
368
3.7
∞
1.0
- Formal
∞
3.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Huddle comes from the simple idea of people coming very close together; imagine a sports team in a tight circle whispering a plan. So a huddle is a 'short, private meeting'.