gang up
Verb
Meaning
act as an organized group
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As the Dem side thins out most of that money is going to gang up on Donnie Bag-o-Donuts.
“The lawyer who is a white man, and probably unaware of African mentality, did not envisage a situation where the other housemates would gang up to say that they cannot approve whoever you bring.”
Blacks and Palestinian Muslims: Neither apparently can govern themselves, so they gang up against a tiny country whose governance is a beacon of light.
He is now the only man in the house and the girls admit they gang up on him.
The three companies—Shotgun, mugwumpin and Just Theater—will gang up tonight (Tuesday) and Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the Ashby Stage to play a grand total of 21 of Parks’ plays—three whole weeks’ worth—each night.
“Any gang up against the Church shall surely fail.