bunch up
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bunch up verb phrase To gather, assemble, collect into a group.
1939 Hall Coll (Sugarlands TN) Back at that time when a person would get sick, we had good neighbors in here. They’d bunch up if you was sick and come work your corn for you and make quiltings and roll logs and grubbings, one thing and another and help you when you was sick and disabled. 1957 Broaddus Vocab Estill Co KY 13 bunch dishes up = to remove dishes from the table after a meal. 1998 Dante OHP-25 We'd bunch up like this. We'd all go to the crossing from here up there, and them people up yonder, they'd come down to the road where he could pick us up.