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bunched

bunched adjective: formed in bunches. Also the simple past and past participle of bunch.

Adjective

bunched (not comparable)

  1. Formed in bunches.
    • A Worth taffeta model in the approved bunched, draped, and long-in-places style has flutters of lace set in the skirt.1928, Parinite, edited by David Remnick, Harold Wallace Ross, Katharine Sergeant Angell White, Rea Irvin, Roger Angell, Tina Brown, William Shawn, The New Yorker, volume 4, number 15, page 66

Also used as

bunched is also the simple past and past participle of bunch.

Words formed from bunched

Phrases with bunched

Questions about bunched

What does bunched mean?
Bunched means formed in bunches.
What part of speech is bunched?
Bunched is an adjective.

Words near bunched in the dictionary

  1. bunch together
  2. bunch up
  3. buncha
  4. bunchberries
  5. bunchberry
  6. bunched
  7. bunched in
  8. bunched together
  9. bunched up
  10. buncher
  11. bunchers

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