bunchy in a sentence

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

Bunchy refers to having a gathered or bulging appearance, often resulting in an uneven or uncomfortable texture or growth.

The fabric of her dress was a bit bunchy at the waist, making it uncomfortable to wear.
After planting the seeds, I noticed a bunchy growth of weeds sprouting in the garden.
His hair looked bunchy after he removed the hat he had been wearing all day.
The bunchy texture of the knit blanket added a cozy feel to the living room.
Despite her efforts to smooth it out, the paper remained bunchy and wrinkled.
The bunchy clouds in the sky hinted at an approaching storm.
She pulled her socks up, trying to avoid that bunchy feeling around her ankles.
The bunchy pasta dish was surprisingly delicious, with flavors that complemented each other.
The bunchy cluster of grapes on the vine was ripe for picking.
He found the bunchy notes he had taken during class to be quite confusing later on.