cluster together

cluster together

To gather or bunch together. The kids clustered together to watch the clown make balloon animals. Why are all of our nicest Christmas ornaments clustered together on one side of the tree?
See also: cluster, together
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

cluster together

to bunch or group together. All of the bats clustered together on the roof of the cave. The children clustered together in small groups here and there on the playground.
See also: cluster, together
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • herd together
  • we should get together (sometime)
  • flock together
  • Let's get together
  • let's get together (sometime)
  • huddle together
  • live in each other's pockets
  • be/live in each other's pockets
  • hang together
  • group (someone or something) together
References in classic literature
Crawford; and Edmund, Fanny, and Miss Crawford remained in a cluster together.
The geometry of the nanoparticles when they bind into clusters determines which colour they appear as: when the nanoparticles are spread apart they are red and when they cluster together they are dark blue.
"Adjacent municipalities or cities may cluster together and pool their resources to establish sanitary landfills," he said.
That's the security, justice and peace cluster together with the economic development cluster," Nograles told Super Radyo dzBB Sunday.
You might assume he is also low in agreeableness because those three traits cluster together as the "self-centered" type.
They usually cluster around window frames and they cluster together to gather heat and hibernate in winter months."
Pest control advisors say the ladybirds cluster together to gather heat, but they are not harmful to humans.
Presenting their study at the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal, the physicists further expounded that electrorheology bombards solid cocoa particles to cluster together in chains, therefore breaking the particles' symmetry and reducing both the viscosity and amount of melted fat in the chocolate.
It contains nanoscale fragments --50,000 times thinner than a human hair and comprised of six amino acids--that are believed to cluster together to attack bacterial cells, punching holes through their membranes.
The pits tend to cluster together in small groups, and they range from 50 to 310 meters (160 to 1,020 feet) wide.
They could only look up towards the snow-capped peaks where their relatives' bodies still lie and cluster together to share their grief.
Scientists have long-known that galaxies are not distributed randomly but cluster together.
Rubber side chains cluster together inside the adhesive layer and "hide" the adhesive s rubber properties inside an acrylic backbone.
"If too many of these cluster together, they can put pressure on local services and the environment, thus affecting the lives of the permanent residents."