constellate /konˈstə-lāt or kən-stelˈāt/

1. To cluster
2. To compel or affect by stellar influence

To cluster together

constellāˈtion noun

1. Stars which form a group as seen from the earth
2. A group or gathering of famous or brilliant people
3. Any group of people, ideas, factors in a situation, etc, related in some way
4. A particular disposition of the planets, supposed to influence the course of human life or character (astrology)

constellˈatory adjective

• cassia
• cassia-bark
• cassias
• cassimere
• cassimeres
• cassingle
• cassino
• Cassiopeia
• cassiopeium
• cassiopeiums
• cassis
• cassises
• cassiterite
• cassiterites
• cassock
• cassocked
• cassocks
• cassolette
• cassolettes
• cassonade
• cassonades
• cassone
• cassones
• cassoulet
• cassoulets