congregate /kongˈgrə-gāt/

To flock together

1. To gather together
2. To assemble

Congregated

conˈgregant noun

A member of a congregation (esp a Jewish one)

conˈgregated adjective

1. Assembled
2. Gathered together

congregāˈtion noun

1. A body of people actually or habitually attending a particular church
2. A gathering or assembly of people or things
3. The act of congregating
4. A board charged with some department of administration in the Roman Catholic Church
5. A name given to certain religious orders without solemn vows
6. The body of Protestant Reformers in Scotland in the time of Mary Stuart
7. A name given to the children of Israel (Bible)
8. An academic assembly

congregāˈtional adjective

1. Relating to a congregation
2. (with cap) relating to the Independent Church

Congregāˈtionalism noun

A form of church government in which each congregation is independent in the management of its own affairs (also called Independency)

Congregāˈtionalist noun

• chancrous
• chancy
• chandelier
• chandeliers
• chandelle
• chandelled
• chandelles
• chandelling
• chandler
• chandleries
• chandlering
• chandlerings
• chandlerly
• chandlers
• Chandler's wobble
• Chandler wobble
• chandlery
• Chandrasekhar limit
• 'change
• change
• changeabilities
• changeability
• changeable
• changeableness
• changeablenesses