Corral and Group

Corral

Corral verb - To bring together in one body or place.

Usage example: corral all the members of the tour group in the lounge

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Group and corral are semantically related In some cases you can use "Group" instead a verb "Corral".

Nearby Words: corralled, corralling

Group verb - To bring together in one body or place.

Usage example: group the kids together and we'll see who's missing

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Corral and group are semantically related in bring together topic. Sometimes you can use "Corral" instead a verb "Group".

Nearby Words: grouping, grouped, groupment

everyone	corral everyone	group everyone
heroes	corral heroes	group heroes

The tension between the lawmen and the criminals reaches the breaking point when a group of illegally-armed Cowboys gather at the OK Corral.

Source: Film / Tombstone
Gunfight At The OK Corral — A group of cowboys comes into Dodge City and start shooting up the town.

Source: Dissonant Serenity
His painting Corral de locos shows a yard of a mental institution where a group of insane people are walking, sitting and fighting.

Source: Creator / Francisco de Goya