to save or accumulate money or items bit by bit; to collect small amounts over a long period of time

To accumulate or store up money over time; to save for a future purpose.

to move together in a crowd; to surge or bustle while crowded together

(idiom) many people gathered together; describes a massive, densely packed crowd

to knit one's brows; to frown in worry or displeasure

to gather or crowd closely together; to cluster in a group

to gather or collect together; to cluster

meaning one's heart feels as if it were pierced by ten thousand arrows; describes being in extreme agony or grief

to gather or huddle in groups of three or five; to collect in little knots of people

(idiom) Literally "all the stars cup themselves around the moon"; used to describe people crowding around a revered leader or central figure who is the focus of attention

to assemble or put together from spare parts or fragments

To fire arrows or bullets together at a single target; to shoot in a dense volley.

the last item on a program, especially in traditional Chinese performing arts like opera or crosstalk.

to gather a crowd to beat up someone; to gang-beat a person

A tray or box divided into several compartments, used for serving various types of candies, snacks, or pastries simultaneously.

a platter divided into compartments for serving various appetizers or snacks

to gather or assemble closely together; to cluster

(of a horse) to gallop; specifically when the hooves move closely together in rapid succession during a fast run

steamed dumplings made with a variety of mixed fillings