n. a grouping of a number of similar things; v. gather or cause to gather into a cluster
Mom bought a bunch of bananas.
Mom bought a bunch of bananas.
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No one wants to open a box and see a bunch of broken cookies and crumbs.
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After being saved from the train and blacking out, why does Hugo wake up to see a bunch of stars and the moon?
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Why did a bunch of men in dark suits and sunglasses tried to tackle Clifford?
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When Dorothy Ann asks what would happen if I put a whole bunch of baking soda into a bottle with the vinegar? She is using what part of the scientific process?
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What did Goose do to a bunch of kangaroos?
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What happened after the button was pushed a bunch of times?
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Narwhal and Jelly saw a whole bunch of fish. Where were the fish going?
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The teacher had a bunch of place value problems on the test.
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They are all a bunch of smarties.
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I like my feather bunch pin.
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Why was Princess Pulverizer feeding Dribble a bunch gruel?
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What is a fancy word for a bunch of flowers?
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Why did Freddy erase a bunch of toys he had on his Christmas list?
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How does Harry and his friends become surrounded by a bunch of Snatchers?
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clump; cluster; group
individual
1 syllables
bunch
brunch
bunche
crunch
hunch
lunch
munch
punch
scrunch
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