verb
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To gather into a bunch.
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To gather fabric into folds.
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To form a bunch.
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To be gathered together in folds
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To protrude or swell
Examples of bunched in a Sentence
Then the horse bunched up under him.
His muscles were so bunched, they ached when he shook them free.
The guards on the fortress walls had bunched together to watch and draw poison- tipped arrows.
The rope around his wrists and ankles were too snug, his suit jacket was all bunched up under his armpits.
On the continent of Europe osiers or willows are bunched in sizes of one metre in girth at the butts and (except in Belgium) are also sold by weight.
A simple white string tied beneath each balloon or bunched together makes this design perfect for a clown, circus or festival dress-up theme or celebration.
Some changed colors in the light, others were dip dyed in myriad colors and still others were bunched up at the hip and held with a piece of circular plastic.
The frame/sides should lie smoothly without any bunched look of your skin.
Muscles bunched and released beneath his smooth skin, the chiseled body even more defined from the effort of battle.
Among these are to be found a singularly large number of both active and inactive volcanoes, including the well-known Salak and Gede in the north, and bunched together at the eastern end the Chikorai, Papandayan, Wayang, Malabar, Guntur, &c., ranging from 6000 to 10,000 ft.
They're tantalizing to look at, and a peek of lace above a low-cut shirt can look like a cami layered underneath-without the annoying possibility of the bottom shirt getting bunched up under the one on top.