Similar words: troupe, group, in-group, groupie, regroup, grouping, pop group, peer group. Meaning: [gruːp] 
adj. arranged into groups.
adj. arranged into groups. 
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1) He grouped students according to ability.
2) The police grouped about the demonstrators.
3) The family grouped together for the photograph.
4) We've grouped the questions under three headings.
5) The books are grouped together by subject.
6) The data can be grouped under four heads.
7) We all grouped around the tree for a photograph.
8) These stories can be loosely grouped into three types.
9) Works in the exhibition are grouped thematically.
10) The children were grouped by age.
11) Contestants were grouped according to age and ability.
12) Most of the houses were grouped around the church.
13) The books were grouped by size.
14) The family was grouped together for the photograph.
15) The photo shows four men grouped round a jeep.
16) The children grouped about him.
17) The children grouped round the teacher.
18) The men were grouped in a close formation.
19) We were grouped into six age bands.
20) Eggs were grouped according to colour and size.
21) I grouped the children according to age.
22) The police grouped round the demonstrators.
23) The children grouped themselves around their teacher.
24) The fact sheets are grouped into seven sections.
25) The England team was grouped with Uruguay and Holland.
26) The data can be grouped under three heads.
27) How many classes are earthquakes grouped into?
28) They sat grouped around the fire.
29) All these books should be grouped under theater.
30) The patient has been grouped.
More similar words: troupe, group, in-group, groupie, regroup, grouping, pop group, peer group, playgroup, blood group, support group, ethnic group, control group, pressure group, interest group, group insurance, special interest group, coupe, toupee, cantaloupe, quadruped, grout, grouse, ground, grouch, grouchy, aground, grounds, grounded, groundnut.