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- noun Plural form of
bunch . - noun Hair gathered together in two or more parts.
- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
bunch .
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Examples
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Bonds 'ability to hit homers in bunches is why he's stayed on pace.
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The spruce grows in "bunches" or "stands" along the rivers, on firmer grounds which occur, like oases, in the muskegs.
Janey Canuck in the West Emily Ferguson 1910
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Looking ahead: The Redskins are producing turnovers in bunches, Landry and Hall appeared headed to the Pro Bowl and Haynesworth has recently displayed the form that prompted owner Daniel Snyder to give him $41 million in guaranteed money.
Redskins at the bye week: the defense Jason Reid 2010
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The takeaways came in bunches - five Democratic-held seats each in Pennsylvania and Ohio and three in Florida and Virginia.
Republicans Win Control Of The House By DAVID ESPO 2010
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Looking ahead: The Redskins are producing turnovers in bunches, Landry and Hall appeared headed to the Pro Bowl and Haynesworth has recently displayed the form that prompted owner Daniel Snyder to give him $41 million in guaranteed money.
Redskins at the bye week: the defense Jason Reid 2010
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They come in bunches and they are about the size of thumb.
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They come in bunches and they are about the size of thumb.
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I made marzipan white roses in bunches around the 4 corners of the cake and piped pretty borders around the top and bottom perimeters.
ENGAGEMENT CAKE Melissa 2009
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Philadelphia tends to score runs in bunches with an offense that relies on the long ball.
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I made marzipan white roses in bunches around the 4 corners of the cake and piped pretty borders around the top and bottom perimeters.
Archive 2009-08-01 Melissa 2009
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