verb
Etymology: round (VI)
transitive verb
1. : to haul up (as slack rope through its leading block or a tackle by its fall)
2.
a. : to collect (cattle) by riding around them and driving them in
b. : to gather in or bring together (scattered persons or things)
police rounded up members of a gambling ring
rounds up the news in a nightly 11 o'clock broadcast
intransitive verb
: to collect in a group