bunch

Examples

• All

• We come cheaper by the bunch.

  The Magnificent Seven (1960)

• I got a bunch more stuff I wanna build.

  A Minecraft Movie (2025)

• All right, so found a bunch of stuff return.

• And that of course, open up a bunch of new questions.

  Andrew Huberman

• On the second morning of her stay, her big bunch of flowers arrived.

  Fiction book (1990)

• Or so I asked Ross to send me in a bunch of materials.

  Danny Jones

• With some folks, traveling a bunch of miles is more important than a stop for a picture.

  Academic text (1994)

• Then they set up a sofa, a bunch of chairs, and a table.

  Fiction book (1990)

• Tommy turned up with a bunch of pink roses.

• He gives you a whole bunch of great examples.

Synonyms

P

pile

vsbunch

447 1.9

A heap of things put together

focuses on grouped items rather than forming a heap or mound

C

cluster

vsbunch

189 3.1

A group of similar things or people close together

is about items held or grouped together rather than only being near each other

B

batch

vsbunch

183 3.2

A group of items made or handled together at one time

describes grouping by being held or gathered rather than by production timing

L

lot

vsbunch

118 1.0

A group of people or things considered together

refers to physical items grouped together, not just a general collective set

H

heap

vsbunch

85 1.1

A pile of things put on top of each other in no order

implies an organised grouping held together rather than a messy pile

C

clump

vsbunch

43 3.0

A small group of things like plants or soil that grow close together

is a general grouped set rather than a tightly compacted mass

P

piles

vsbunch

8 2.1

A large amount of things collected together, often in a stack

is about a grouped set rather than items piled or stacked together

B

buncho

vsbunch

• Slang

1 9.9

A large number of things or people

is the neutral descriptive term for items physically grouped together

Antonyms

I

individual

916 3.0

Relating to one person rather than to a group, or showing a person's own style

D

dispersal

16 5.2

The spreading of things over a wide area, for example seeds or people

Idioms

T

thanks a bunch

• Informal

6 7.7

An informal way of saying thank you very much

B

best of the bunch

• Informal

4 3.0

The person or thing that is better than all others in a group

G

to get one's panties in a bunch

• Informal

9.9

To become too upset about a small problem

Compounds

B

bunch grass

• Specialized

1 6.6

Grasses that grow in separate clumps instead of in one continuous area

B

bunch of presstitutes

• Offensive

1 9.9

An insulting phrase for journalists seen as biased and working for powerful people

B

bunch of bullbleep

• Offensive

9.9

Talk that is false and hard to believe

How Many

mass

765 2.7

cluster

189 3.1

several

∞ 1.0

bunch

971 1.0

pair

∞ 1.0

item

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology