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A crowd small enough to count, large enough to lose count of.
means A group of things gathered or growing together, or an informal heap of people, as in a whole bunch of them.
from From Middle English bunche, meaning a swelling, lump, or cluster. Its deeper roots are murky — etymologists call it of uncertain origin, possibly imitative of something rounded and clumped, perhaps related to the notion of a protuberance or hump. Over time the sense softened from a literal lump into any cluster you could grab in one hand: a bunch of grapes, of flowers, of keys — and eventually a loose bunch of folks.
- bananas
- A full banana bunch is called a hand
- origins
- From Middle English meaning a swelling or lump
- grapes
- Wild grape clusters can hold over 100 berries
- flexible math
- Means anywhere from three to infinity
the beatles — four-piece band from liverpool that dominated 1960s pop music
the brady bunch — tv sitcom about blended family that aired 1969-1974
banana bunch — typical grocery store banana cluster contains 3-20 individual bananas