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Meanings of bunch in English
Usage of bunch in English
1
He musta been the only sober one in the bunch-exceptthe girl.
2
The hands of the maidens inside were all held in a bunch.
3
It was not a log; it was a bunch of grey-green cloth.
4
I picked up a bunch of kays in the strate last week.
5
Pike came in on business, a bunch of bills in his hand.
6
A mare and her yearling colt had gone in with the bunch.
7
They figured that they'd get us all in there in a bunch.
8
The bunch went into the fresh air fund along with the rest.
9
The Nurse herself wore a bunch of violets tucked in her apron-band.
10
They wore their hair in an enormous bunch to magnify the deformity.
11
The wild bunch would have had no object in such a foray.
12
That Ecuadoran bunch must have salted down all the coin in sight.
13
Whereupon each bought a bunch of the succulent green and red stalks.
14
And we always thought she was the one coward of the bunch.
15
But maybe I can work it in somehow against that Rover bunch.
16
On it was a bunch of wax flowers in a glass case.
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Bunch across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
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