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Congreg8
congregate (konggrigat), vt. to gather or collect together into a
crowd. vi. to come together, to assemble. †a. (-gt), assembled, collective.
congregant, n. one who congregates (with); a member of a
congregation, esp. of a particular place of worship. congregation, n. the act of gathering
together; the body gathered together; an assembly of persons for religious worship; such
an assembly habitually meeting in the same place; a board of ecclesiastics meeting as
commissioners at Rome; the assembly of qualified members of a university.
congregational (-ga-), a. pertaining to a congregation, or to Congregationalism.
Congregationalism, n. that form of church government in which each church is
self-governed, and independent of any other authority. Congregationalist, n., a.
congregationalize, -ise, vt. [L congregatus, p.p. of congregare (gregare, to collect, from
grex gregis, flock)]
Congregate. from the Latin Congėro, gessi, gestum, 3. v.a. to
heap up, to get together; to build; to compile; fig. to impute.
A little used tool by Homo sapiens Sapiens Sapiens. To afraid to
have anyone pissing in their gene pool they prefer to nullify the U.L.E.
Congregate often
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The
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