bunches

Grapes come this way

Bunches is the plural of bunch—groups or clusters of things: bunches of grapes, bunches of flowers.

In British English, bunches also refers to a hairstyle where hair is gathered into two ponytails, one on each side of the head: She wore her hair in bunches.

The informal phrase thanks bunches expresses gratitude with playful exaggeration.

quantity

plentiful

Existing in abundance

abundant · galore · lots · heaps · loads · scads · oodles · countless · numerous · multitude

clusters

clusters

Grouped collections

gatherings · aggregations · assemblages · batches · sets · arrays · concentrations · knots · handfuls · sprigs

hairstyle

pigtails

Twin braids of hair

twists · braids · plaits · cornrows · scrunchies · elastics · ribbons · barrettes · clips · bows

grapes

vineyard

Grape-growing estate

  • vineTrailing climbing plant
  • wineryGrape beverage producer
  • harvestGathering mature crops

arbor · grapevine · trellis · vintage · raisins · muscadine · concord · sultanas · currants · stemmed

curls

ringlets

Tubular hair curls

  • coilsConnected loops of material
  • spiralsCurves circling a center
  • wavesTraveling energy disturbances

kinks · corkscrews · loops · twists · whorls · bouncy · springy · voluminous · cascading · tendrils

fabric

gathering

Collection of people meeting

shirring · puckers · ruffles · gathers · draping · cinching · scrunching · tucks · creases · bundling

Categories
Opposites
aggregation/grouping

bunchesscatters

Distributes irregularly about

disperses · individuals · scatterings · spreads · singles

ACTION (verb form)

bunchesscatters

Distributes irregularly about

disperses · spreads · separates · divides · distributes

quantity

bunchesfew

Small in number

none · scarcity · handful · smidgen · trickle

Phrases
Family

bunch

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G