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bunch
noun (bunches )
1 a number of things fastened or growing together gave me a bunch of roses .
2 (usu bunches) long hair divided into two sections and tied separately at each side or the back of the head.
3 colloq a group or collection.
4 colloq a group of people; gang The drama students are a strange bunch .
verb (bunches , bunched , bunching ) tr & intr (sometimes bunch up) to group together in, or to form, a bunch or bunches.
[14c]
bunching noun
1 gathering together in bunches.
2 a situation in which traffic on a motorway travels in groups with little, especially too little, distance between vehicles.
noun (bunches )
1 a number of things fastened or growing together gave me a bunch of roses .
2 (usu bunches) long hair divided into two sections and tied separately at each side or the back of the head.
3 colloq a group or collection.
4 colloq a group of people; gang The drama students are a strange bunch .
verb (bunches , bunched , bunching ) tr & intr (sometimes bunch up) to group together in, or to form, a bunch or bunches.
[14c]
bunching noun
1 gathering together in bunches.
2 a situation in which traffic on a motorway travels in groups with little, especially too little, distance between vehicles.
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