Bunch and Yard

Bunch

Bunch noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: I have a bunch of thoughts on the matter, so grab a notepad

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

Nearby Words: bunched, bunching, bunchy

Yard noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: a composer who produced yards of gorgeous music over the course of a long career

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Bunch and yard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bunch" instead a noun "Yard".

Nearby Words: yardage, yarding

old	old bunch	old yard
good	good bunch	good yard
full	full bunch	full yard
complete	complete bunch	complete yard
Other adjectives: stable, entire, massive, big, enormous, few, next, different, giant.

In one scene he and the rest of his team parachute into a prison yard and start to kill a bunch of inmates.

Source: Crosses the Line Twice
On Married... with Children, Marcy visits the Bundys with a bunch of political signs to put in their yard, and Bud notices that one reads "Support toxic waste dumps." Marcy explains that if the neighbors see something in their yard, they'll be instantly driven to the opposite.

Source: Hitler Ate Sugar
You cant just stuff it into your wallet and then shell out a bunch of crumpled twenties and dog-eared tens when you want a pool built in your back yard or an addition put on your house.

Source: Suspicious Spending

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