Bunch (noun)

1. A group of things that are growing or fastened together, or that are similar in some way.
2. A number of things growing together.
3. A large number of people or things.

Origin:

Middle english bunche, from old english būn; akin to old high german būn bunch, old english būgan to bend.

Examples:

1. She picked a bunch of grapes.
2. He carried a bunch of flowers for his wife.
3. The bunch of bananas was very ripe.
4. There was a bunch of kids running around the park.
5. He was part of a bunch of friends who went to the concert together.