double up with somebody

Many came from apartments where they have lived doubled up with relatives or friends.

In the middle school, there has been some doubling up, with significant classroom sharing.

His woman was screaming and crying, almost doubled up with pain.

Some adults must double up with their parents, the study found, and others even leave the Island.

The organizers say several families, doubled up with relatives or friends, need a place like that.

If you need one of the others on the table to double up with you, no problem.

Roughly 100,000 families are living doubled up with friends and relatives.

Somehow, most of them make do, often living doubled up with friends and family.

How then can the bureau count those living doubled up with other families?

"One more civilian witness and they'd have had to double up with the military, right?"