Bunching [noun]
Definition of Bunching:
collection of something
Synonyms of Bunching:
● Bevy
● Group
● Crowd
● Cluster
● Mess
● Chunk
● Flock
● Number
● Bundle
● Batch
● Band
● Pile
● Gang
● Lot
● Mob
● Crew
● Stack
● Pack
● Heap
● Bouquet
● Thicket
● Galaxy
● Tuft
● Swarm
● Blob
● Fascicle
● Mass
● Passel
● Parcel
● Spray
● Knot
● Party
● Oodles
● Covey
● Shock
● Host
● Hunk
● Troop
● Team
● Clump
● Quantity
● Shebang
● Caboodle
● Sheaf
Sentence/Example of Bunching:
Taught a whole bunch of climbing courses out of Joshua Tree.
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