Synonym: batch, cluster, group, set. Similar words: punch, launch, unchangeable, a bundle of, bench, ranch, branch, franchise. Meaning: [bʌntʃ] n. 1. a grouping of a number of similar things 2. an informal body of friends 3. any collection in its entirety. v. 1. form into a bunch 2. gather or cause to gather into a cluster.
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211. Up there, it was like trying to defend cholera to a bunch of doctors.
212. They remind you of a bunch of schoolboys wandering down a lonely road, kicking a ball along.
213. He gave me a whole bunch of flowers for nothing.
214. Gingrich listened carefully to the Tuesday Lunch Bunch[sentencedict.com], and sometimes came along to their meetings.
215. This means that a few get top marks, a big bunch get middling marks, and a few come near the bottom.
216. The extra place at the table caused the women to bunch together, bumping elbows.
217. Bears, we joke, will get any stragglers, so we bunch up more tightly into swaying, giggling file.
218. Someone had placed a bunch of freshly cut roses on her desk.
219. But one look at the wall of guitars on this bunch of cutesy college kids and memories of Chapterhouse flood back instinctively.
220. Green Bay has a bunch of 300-pound defensive linemen, and I think they can match up with the Dallas offensive line.
221. Soon the whole bunch was swallowed up in the little road, which made a sharp bend at that eastern point.
222. His friends are a bunch of barbarians - they don't even wash their hands before they eat.
223. Gunnarson may have his hands full with what some critics of the new council majority describe as an aggressive and demanding bunch.
224. The whole bunch were looking more and more like liabilities.
225. Nevertheless as an introduction it is the best of the bunch.
226. Either they are one of the best of the bunch at home, or they make their name abroad.
227. He pulled it farther open and saw that a bunch of quill pens in an elastic band had been moved.
228. Years ago, I roasted eight chickens and invited a bunch of people, including Julia Child, to taste them.
229. There's no better entertainment than seeing a bunch of over-paid, pampered prima donnas getting their comeuppance.
230. At Christmas the dustbin men always knocked to give Mrs Murphy a box of chocolates and a bunch of flowers.
231. I tried to figure him out; he was by no means the worst of the bunch.
232. But what more could you expect from the bunch of monkeys trying to pass themselves off as judges?
233. Our image as a bunch of bumpkins who roll over for anything that comes down the pike?
234. But, after doing so, the surviving poor devils were discarded like a bunch of rags.
235. A whole bunch of people on Treasure Island said it.
236. I groan inwardly at the prospect of a night playing Happy Families with a bunch of desk-jockeys and number-crunchers.
237. A whole bunch of early singles tracks, performed with gusto in front of a worshipping crowd.
238. Behind him on the wall there's this whole bunch of oils.
More similar words: punch, launch, unchangeable, a bundle of, bench, ranch, branch, franchise, in charge of, uncle, bounce, unclear, council, uncover, announce, function, uncertain, truncated, functional, and function, malfunction, uncertainty, uncomfortable, renunciation, announcement.