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bunch in

bunch in verb: to squeeze in; to pack together tightly.

Verb

bunch in (third-person singular simple present bunches in, present participle bunching in, simple past and past participle bunched in)

  1. (informal) To squeeze in; to pack together tightly.

Forms of bunch in

third-person singular presentbunches in
present participlebunching in
past participlebunched in
pastbunched in

Questions about bunch in

What does bunch in mean?
Bunch in means to squeeze in; to pack together tightly.
What part of speech is bunch in?
Bunch in is a verb.
What is the past tense of bunch in?
The past tense of bunch in is bunched in.

Words near bunch in in the dictionary

  1. bunced
  2. bunces
  3. bunch
  4. bunch grass
  5. bunch grasses
  6. bunch in
  7. bunch of fives
  8. bunch pink
  9. bunch pinks
  10. bunch together
  11. bunch up

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