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Meanings of
bunch up
in English
Catalan
agrupar
Spanish
agrupar
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Gather or cause to gather into a cluster.
bunch
bundle
cluster
clump
bunch together
Catalan
agrupar
Usage of
bunch up
in English
1
There was a big
bunch
up
there when they was put in.
2
This Err thing that you do when you
bunch
up
your tongue.
3
This er thing that you do when you
bunch
up
your tongue.
4
Suddenly he saw the gray mass slow down and
bunch
up
.
5
Never
bunch
up
and become a good target for command detonated mines .
6
Don't
bunch
up
and make killing you all easy for them!
7
Then we can clean this
bunch
up
in proper shape.
8
They might just as well
bunch
up
so many masses of bright colored rags.
9
Don't call or you'll have his whole
bunch
up
here!
10
When women
bunch
up
in packs, they have no shame.
11
Some folks think it was pulled off by a
bunch
up
in the hills somewhere.
12
Do it subtly, but
bunch
up
the fingers on your left hand to mimic hers.
13
Ingredients tend to
bunch
up
near the blender blade and do not become evenly chopped.
14
We want to
bunch
up
,
and all the little fellows and lightweights get in the center.
15
Luce watched Shelby's eyebrows
bunch
up
as she slumped against the rigid back of her chair.
16
The Gabriel Hounds can pick off the attackers as they
bunch
up
in the narrow entrance.
Other examples for "bunch up"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
bunch
up
bunch
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
bunch up
Catalan
agrupar
embolicar
empaquetar
Spanish
agrupar
envolver
Bunch up
through the time
Bunch up
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common