Bunch
Bunch noun - A group of people sharing a common interest and relating together socially.
House
House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.
How words are described
| old | old bunch | old house |
| nice | nice bunch | nice house |
| complete | complete bunch | complete house |
| original | original bunch | original house |
| Other adjectives: single, small, entire, real, large, huge, evil, main, new, titular, next, strange, last, different, giant, red, eponymous. | ||
Common collocations
| area | bunch area | house area |
Both words in one sentence
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Almost every episode of Mitsudomoe includes a scene where someone screams, cut to a picture of their house and a bunch of crows flying away.
Source: Disturbed Doves -
At times, the house itself becomes this — Johnny thinks it's what caused him to spill a bunch of ink on papers that would have scientifically examined the house.
Source: Literature / House of Leaves -
Reese lets a bunch of thugs into his house for a "party," where they end up running what is strongly implied to be some kind of meth lab.
Source: Stockholm Syndrome
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