aggroup
transitive verb
ag·group
\ə-ˈgrüp, a-\
Definition of aggroup
-ed/-ing/-s
: to arrange in a group were aggrouped near the center of the square
aggroupment
\ə-ˈgrüp-mənt, a-\ noun, plural-s
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Origin and Etymology of aggroup
French agrouper, from a- (from Latin ad-) + groupe group — more at group
First Known Use: 1695
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