squadding
/ˈskwɑdɪŋ/
noun
- The act of forming or organizing people into a squad (a small group, especially for military or sports purposes).
- Squadding for the morning drill was done quickly by the sergeant.
- The squadding of volunteers made the cleanup effort much more efficient.
- The coach's squadding of the players into teams took over an hour.
Synonyms
verb
- Present participle of squad; to form or assign people into a squad.
- The officer is squadding the new recruits for their first training exercise.
- The manager is squadding the staff into teams for the project.
- We spent the afternoon squadding the campers into groups for the hike.