| SERRY | Crowd together or pack - "Y errs" anagram ? (5) |
| SURGERY | Operating procedure? (GUYS ERR anagram) (7) |
| EMPEROR | Exalted ruler (POEM ERR anagram) (7) |
| PRESS | City's losing to Newcastle initially, bringing crowd together (5) |
| CARDS | Items in a deck or pack (5) |
| FLOCK | Crowd together |
| CROWD | A crush, mob, multitude or throng of people or things closely pressed together; or, a clique or ingroup (5) |
| HORDE | A large group / a moving swarm or pack of insects, wolves |
| HUNTS | Chases of wild animals; or, packs of hounds pursuing said quarry (5) |
| GROUP | A number of persons or things located close together or considered or classed together |
| TROOP | Come or go together or in large numbers (5) |
| STRAP | An elongated leather strip (or or strip of similar material) for binding things together or holding something in position. |
| UNITE | Put it together or untie it (5) |
| ALONG | Together or mainly by oneself - golf (5) |
| MERGE | In summer, get together, or mingle (5) |
| CLASS | In biology, a division above an order and below a phylum; a number of schoolchildren taught together; or, in a sporting cliche, "permanent" quality as opposed to "temporary" form (5) |
| PARTY | Word that derives from "divide", yet is used to refer to a celebration to bring people together or to unite (5) |
| PAIRS | Sets of two similar things used together or corresponding to each other |
| COITU | In a gathering, meeting, coming together; or in flagrante? |
| HUDDLE | Crowd together for warmth - gathering of players to receive instructions (6) |
