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cluster someone or something around someone or something to bunch people or things together around someone or something. She clustered the cups around the punch bowl. Karen clustered the children around the fire. See also: around cluster around someone or something [for a group of people or things] to bunch together, surrounding someone or something. The birds clustered around the chimney top to keep warm. The kids clustered around the police officer. See also: around 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: together How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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s/ /z/ /w/ /j/), as well as the most difficult consonant clusters (effect, lasts, quite good, great care . Blending should not be confused with blends, which refers to consonant clusters such as cr, str, and fl. Once children can isolate consonants from each other, they will always spell consonant clusters correctly. |
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