1. crowding together closely, especially for warmth or protection
Usage: present participle of huddle
2. curling up or crouching down in a compact position
Usage: present participle of huddle
3. meeting privately to discuss something
Usage: present participle of huddle; informal

1. the act of crowding together closely
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The penguins were huddling together against the Antarctic wind.
• She found herself huddling under the blanket during the scary movie.
• The team was huddling on the sideline to discuss their strategy.
• The children were huddling around the campfire for warmth.
• He was huddling in the corner, trying to stay out of sight.
• The constant huddling of the sheep indicated a storm was approaching.
• After huddling with his advisors, the president made his decision.