Clustered or grouped closely together; having a thick, full, or lumpy appearance, often with uneven bulges.
From 'bunch' (origin uncertain, possibly from Middle English or Scandinavian roots) plus '-y' suffix. Common since the 1800s.
Fashion designers hate 'bunchy' fabric because it betrays poor construction—that's why high-end clothing uses specific stitching techniques to ensure smooth, sleek fabric drape!
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