transitive. To assemble, gather, collect, unite.

transferred and figurative. To amass, accumulate; to add many things together or one thing to another. Often with up, together. Also absol.

To bring (persons, or occasionally animals) together; to cause to assemble in one place or company; to collect (an army, a flock, etc.). Also to gath…

transitive. To bring together, collect (things); now only dialect (Yorkshire, Lancashire, etc.), chiefly with together, up. †Also in occasional…

To put (things) together; to set (a bone); to construct (a frame-work). Obsolete.

To get, get at, obtain, procure. Also, to get together, collect. Obs.

To bring together (things) into one place or mass, to collect; †formerly, to heap up, amass.

transitive. To gather together, collect.

transitive. To assemble (an army, troops, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To bring together (esp. people) from scattered places or sources; to gather together; to cause to gather.

To bring together (things) into one place or mass, to collect; = assemble, v.1 2.

To gather together, collect.

transitive. To collect or gather (things) together into a mass or crowd.

transitive. To summon up, gather (one's strength or some other inner resource). Obsolete.

transitive. To collect, gather. Obsolete.

To bring (things) together; to collect from different quarters into one mass or place; to acquire by such means, to amass. Also to gather together.

transitive. To collect, gather together (persons or things).

transitive. To bring or gather together, to collect; to heap up, to mass. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring together, gather, collect; to add together. Obsolete.

transitive. To gather together into one place or group; to gather, get together.

transitive. To gather in (esp. the harvest). Also figurative.

transitive. To gather together; to summarize.

transitive. To gather up, to collect.

transitive. To assemble or gather together (people, troops, etc.); to marshal. Also intransitive.

transitive. To gather up; to accumulate or collect. Obsolete.

transitive. To collect up, bring together; esp. to gather up from one's own reserves. Cf. to muster up at phrasal verbs.

To put together, assemble.

To collect into a herd. Also figurative. To amass.

To draw or bring (things) together, collect, concentrate, combine in one. Obsolete.

transitive. To collect, gather, obtain. Cf. recueil, v.

literal. To carry or bring together, collect. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To gather, bring together, muster (things).

transitive. gen. To bring together (people or animals) in a certain place; to collect, round up.

transitive. figurative. To gather up, collect. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To draw (a part of the body) towards the median plane or midline; to draw (two parts) together. Contrasted with abduct, v. 1.

transitive. More generally: to bring, collect, or gather together. Occasionally with reference to a single person.

transitive. poetic. To gather together. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To bring together or gather in one place, to assemble, esp. from disparate sources; (also) to make more complete or coherent, to knit…