Bunch and Core

Bunch

Bunch noun - A group of people sharing a common interest and relating together socially.

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Core and bunch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Core" instead a noun "Bunch".

Nearby Words: bunched, bunching, bunchy

Core noun - The seat of one's deepest thoughts and emotions.

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Bunch and core are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bunch" instead a noun "Core".

Nearby Words: cored, coring

old	old bunch	old core
good	good bunch	good core
complete	complete bunch	complete core
stable	stable bunch	stable core
Other adjectives: average, original, friendly, single, small, loyal, entire, real, massive, large, evil, main, new, titular, last.

Skull or Core with a less real body: Such as a ghost or slime with an ectoplasmic body and a bony skull or a robot with a mechanical core and a bunch of wires.

Source: Flying Face
Additionally, each heist gives the core team (Michael, Franklin, Trevor, and Lester, generally) a chance to become even more of a ragtag bunch by hiring other teammates.

Source: Ragtag Bunch Of Misfits / Video Games
In Scion, you play the offspring of a God, and have a whole bunch of different pantheons to choose from (six in the 1e core, ten in the 2e core, and more in the supplements).

Source: Crossover Cosmology

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