Forgathered [adjective]

The two went into the familiar studio, the big room where Blair and his friends had so often forgathered with jests and laughter.

An early supper, and the three men forgathered outside the cabin and smoked and talked until long after dark.

Miss Wishart and I forgathered accidentally at the Midburn yesterday, said the man.

All the commandoes of the Hunt seem to have forgathered here and to be having a day off.

There came a day whereon these men and Scholes no longer forgathered at the "Brown Cow."

Ye'll no mind that Captain White and my puir Halfpenny listed the same time, and always forgathered as became douce lads.

Now his room-fellow proved quite a pleasant fellow, and they forgathered, and each slept well in his bed.

He was "looking about him" in Glasgow when he forgathered with his cousin William—the borer he!

The officers forgathered at the bars, almost in the middle of the exercise-ground.

I hae a notion that we twa ha'e forgathered no lang sincesyne.