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bunch up

bunch up verb: to come or gather together.

Verb

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

  1. (intransitive) To come or gather together.

Forms of bunch up

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

Questions about bunch up

What does bunch up mean?
Bunch up means to come or gather together.
What part of speech is bunch up?
Bunch up is a verb.
What is the past tense of bunch up?
The past tense of bunch up is bunched up.

Words near bunch up in the dictionary

  1. bunch in
  2. bunch of fives
  3. bunch pink
  4. bunch pinks
  5. bunch together
  6. bunch up
  7. buncha
  8. bunchberries
  9. bunchberry
  10. bunched
  11. bunched in

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