squadding
- noun
- The volunteers were busy squadding everyone according to their assigned roles for the festival.
Examples
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Were players skipping, hop, skipping, jumping, whatever, bouncing into squads, happy to be there.
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The event organizers have started the process of squadding participants into teams for the competition.
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After the team meeting, the coach worked on squadding the players based on their skills and experience.
Synonyms
Putting people and things together because they are similar or have the same purpose
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Etymology
Squadding comes from the word squad, which means 'a small group', plus the ending -ing that makes it an action. So, squadding is the act of arranging or assigning people into squads or teams.