herd someone or something together
- herd someone or something together
herd someone or something together
to bunch people or animals together. •
Let's herd all the kids together and take them in the house for ice cream and cake.
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I herded all the puppies together and put them in a box while I cleaned their play area.
Dictionary of American idioms.
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