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    Bunch

    /bʌnʧ/

    Meaning & Definition

    noun
    A number of things of the same kind fastened together or in a close group.
    She bought a bunch of bananas from the market.
    A cluster or collection of items or people.
    There was a bunch of kids playing in the park.
    A large quantity or number.
    He has a bunch of new ideas for the project.
    verb
    To gather or collect into a bunch.
    She bunched the flowers together to make a bouquet.
    To push or squeeze together tightly.
    He bunched up the fabric to create a ruffled effect.

    Etymology

    Middle English bunche, probably of dialect origin; akin to Middle Dutch bunse, meaning a bunch or cluster.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    bunch of keys:
    A collection of keys, usually on a ring.
    a bunch of laughs:
    A group of people or a situation that is very funny.
    bunch it up:
    To gather something tightly together.

    Related Words

    bundle
    A collection of items fastened or tied together.
    cluster
    A group of similar things or people positioned or occurring closely together.
    gather
    To come together or accumulate in one place.

    Slang Meanings

    A lot or a large number.
    There were a bunch of people at the concert.
    To group or pack tightly together.
    Let's bunch up so we can share our umbrellas.