A bunch of meaning in English

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Definition

a bunch (of grapes): a group, a cluster (of grapes) noun
A bunch of us are going to get some drinks. Would you like to come with us?
a bunch (of friends, of clothes): a group, a set, a lot (of friends, of clothes) noun
I have a bunch of clothes I want to give you. I don't need so many clothes, I have plenty!
  • "around, you're like a bunch of f#@$#%!"
  • "You're acting hysterical, honey bunch!"
  • "Too bad New Zealanders are a bunch of cocky a-holes descended from criminals and retarded monkeys."
  • "We've already cast a bunch of A-list Hollywood actors and actresses."
  • "I have a bunch of computer equipment lying around here, I'll see if I can find a keyboard in all this junk."
  • "Youse ( sic ) are a bunch of fuckin' elephants."
  • "Bruno : I'm working with a bunch of amateurs!"
  • "Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch, you know that I love you, I can't help myself."

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