Emily Dickinson Lexicon

HUD'DLE, v.t.

1. To put on in haste and disorder; as, she huddled on her clothes.
2. To cover in haste or carelessly. Edwards.
3. To perform in haste and disorder. Dryden.
4. To throw together in confusion; to crowd together without regard to order; as, to huddle propositions together. Locke.