bunch (sth) up/together
— phrasal verb with bunch /bʌntʃ/ verbDefinition
› to move close together to form a tight group: The monkeys bunched together in their cage. We were all bunched up at the back of the room.Collecting and amassing
(Definition of bunch (sth) up/together from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a pack rat idiom
- accumulate verb
- amass verb
- assemble verb (GATHER)
- bank verb (MASS)
- collector noun (HOBBY)
- collector's item noun
- compilation noun
- concentrate verb (COME TOGETHER)
- concentration noun (AMOUNT)
- fundraising noun
- garner verb
- gather verb (COLLECT)
- gather verb (COME TOGETHER)
- harvest verb (BODY PARTS)
- philatelist noun
- rake sth/sb up phrasal verb
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- scrape sth/sb together/up phrasal verb
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