bunches

/ ˈbʌntʃɪz /

plural noun

1. a hairstyle in which hair is tied into two sections on either side of the head at the back

Example Sentences

At the meeting spot, she bunches the volunteers into small groups and leads them down a block.

From Los Angeles Times

A row of bunches of flowers lines a mural depicting the faces of the band's four members on a bridge near New Street station.

From BBC

Hundreds of bunches of flowers and other tributes have been left in a park after a tree collapsed and killed a seven-year-old girl.

From BBC

And Smith established herself as an elite defender who could score in bunches if the game called for it.

From Los Angeles Times

In between the customers, vendors were constantly on the move, expertly shifting buckets of flowers from nearby coolers onto the floor or stripping faded petals and leaves from new bunches of flowers.

From Los Angeles Times