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

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

From Los Angeles Times

“The first one’s the hardest to get,” said Johnson who has 15 career interceptions, “I can just play free now. They’ll come. They’ll come in bunches.”

From Los Angeles Times

Dozens of bunches of flowers, candles and teddies were laid outside the home to pay tribute to the teenager, who has not yet been named.

From BBC

Dozens of bunches of flowers, candles and teddies have been laid outside the property to pay tribute to the teenager, who has not yet been named.

From BBC

Several bunches of flowers have been left on a wall outside the house, one with a message saying: "May you now rest in peace. Beautiful inside and out. Will miss you."

From BBC