It’s not fun being on a chain ____, or ‘prisoner work detail’.

noun

1. A group of persons working to unlawful or antisocial ends
2. A group of persons working together
3. A group of persons having informal and usually close social relations

   "watching TV with the gang"

4. A set of articles outfit

   "a gang of oars"

5. A combination of similar implements or devices arranged for convenience to act together

   "a gang of saws"

verb

1. To move or act as a gang

   "Her opponents ganged together to oppose her nomination."

2. to move or act as a gang
3. to attack (a person) as a gang
4. to assemble (mechanical or electronic parts) so that they may be operated simultaneously as a group
5. To attack (a person) as a gang

   "They ganged him and took his money."

6. To assemble (mechanical or electronic parts) so that they may be operated simultaneously as a group

   "Potentiometers are often ganged together so that the resistance in several circuits can be changed simultaneously."

7. To arrange or produce (something, such as pages of typeset material) together as a unit

   "… ganged the printing of 2000 cards to achieve a cost-efficient price per card of 38 cents."

8. to move or act as a gang
9. to attack (a person) as a gang
10. to assemble (mechanical or electronic parts) so that they may be operated simultaneously as a group

verb

1. Go

noun

1. Copulation by several persons in succession with the same passive partner
2. Gang rape

noun

1. Two or three fishhooks with their shanks joined together

noun

1. Rape of one person by several attackers in succession

verb

1. To bring down (a ballcarrier in football) with several tacklers

verb

1. To make a joint assault

   "ganged up on him and beat him up"

2. To combine for a specific purpose

   "ganged up to raise prices"

3. To exert group pressure

   "ganged up against the boss"

adjective

1. Opposed to gangs designed to prohibit gangs or to prevent or punish criminal behavior by gang members

   "anti-gang laws"

noun

1. A group of people (such as convicts) chained together especially as an outside working party