More bunchy; comparative form indicating a greater tendency to form bunches or clusters.
From bunchy (full of bunches, clustered) plus -er, the comparative suffix. Follows regular English adjective comparison patterns.
English adjectives can be compared three ways—bunchy, bunchier, bunchiest—but for longer adjectives we say 'more bunchy.' This shows a pattern: short words use -er, long words use 'more'!
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