rounder-upper

noun
UK /ˌraʊndərˈʌpə/
US /ˌraʊndərˈʌpər/

A person who brings people or things together in one place.

The rounder-upper gathered all the kids for the game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person whose job is to find and bring in animals that have strayed.

The ranch hired a rounder-upper to bring back the lost cattle.

3. A device or tool used to gather scattered items into a pile.

He used a rounder-upper to sweep the leaves into one big heap.

4. A person who rounds numbers to simpler values.

As a careful rounder-upper, she turned 4.87 into 5 before adding.