roundupandorder
verbUK /ˌraʊndʌpəndˈɔːdə/
US /ˌraʊndʌpəndˈɔːrdər/
To gather people or things together and put them in a neat line or group.
The teacher asked us to roundupandorder our chairs before lunch.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To bring scattered animals into one place and get them moving in a set direction.
The farmer will roundupandorder the sheep into the pen.
3. To collect all the loose papers and put them in the right order.
Please roundupandorder the worksheets on your desk.
4. To call everyone together and tell them what to do next.
The coach will roundupandorder the team for practice.