v. 1 to bring together in one body or place; 2 to form an opinion through reasoning and information
He will gather firewood. OR I gather you finished.
He will gather firewood. OR I gather you finished.
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What did Amos gather after the Indians left their camp?
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What did the crowd gather at the pond to do after the island was made?
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What do they gather in the garden?
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What did they gather enough of for the coming winter?
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What time do students gather to share?
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Where do the snowmen gather at night?
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Why won't Merida's brother's help her gather eggs?
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What did the kids at Lonnie's school all gather around and watch?
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Her ostensible interest is aimed to gather gossip.
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The hummingbird's niche is to gather nectar.
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How long do bees fly and gather nectar?
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What did Joshua do when the cook offered extra dessert to gather cow chips?
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Why do Donald and his teammates like to gather at Villa Roma?
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What did angry citizens gather at City Hall to demand?
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collect; round up; pick up; accumulate
scatter
2 syllables
gath-er
bather
blather
cather
lather
mather
prather
rather
sather
smather
wrather
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