wild bunch

Frequency: 6.25.0 per million words

Describes a group of people who are uncontrolled, unrestrained, or crazy.

bunchADJECTIVE + NOUN

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wild

Examples (10)

  • My cousins are a wild bunch, especially when they get together for the holidays.
  • In college, we were known as a wild bunch, always looking for the next adventure.
  • The kindergarten teacher lovingly referred to her energetic students as her little wild bunch.
  • That startup is run by a wild bunch of innovators who are changing the industry.
  • The film is about a wild bunch of outlaws trying to survive in the changing American West.
  • The rock band had a reputation for being a wild bunch, both on and off the stage.
  • Despite being a wild bunch, the team always delivered exceptional results under pressure.
  • The party became chaotic as soon as that wild bunch from next door arrived.
  • Look at those kids in the playground; they are such a wild bunch today.
  • He inherited the management of a wild bunch of artists, each with a strong personality.