The term 'bunch' is used to describe a large number of people or things gathered together. It can be used to refer to a SET, MOB, CLIQUE, BODY, HOST, CIRCLE, COMPANY, BATTERY, BOUQUET, ASSEMBLE, ACCUMULATION, AGGREGATE, COLLECTION, MULTITUDE, GOB, LOT, TON, BEVY, HEAP, RAFT, SCAD, SLEW, TUFT, GROUP, SWARM, PASSEL, CLUSTER, SEVERAL, and greatdeal. Each of these terms describes a different type of gathering, from a small GROUP of friends to a large crowd of people. For example, a SET is a small GROUP of people, while a MOB is a large, disorderly crowd. A CLIQUE is a small, exclusive GROUP of people, while a BODY is a larger GROUP of people with a common purpose. A HOST is an individual who organizes or leads a gathering, while a CIRCLE is a GROUP of people who are connected in some way. A COMPANY is a GROUP of people who work together, while a BATTERY is a GROUP of artillery pieces. A BOUQUET is a GROUP of flowers, while an ASSEMBLE is a gathering of people for a specific purpose. An ACCUMULATION is a large amount of something, while an AGGREGATE is a combination of SEVERAL smaller parts. A COLLECTION is a GROUP of objects, while a MULTITUDE is a large number of people or things. A GOB is a large amount of something, while a LOT is a large number of people or things. A TON is a large amount of something, while a BEVY is a large GROUP of people or animals. A HEAP is a large pile of something, while a RAFT is a large number of logs or other materials tied together. A SCAD is a large number of people or things, while a SLEW is a large number of people or things. A TUFT is a small GROUP of people or things, while a GROUP is a small number of people or things. A SWARM is a large number of people or things, while a PASSEL is a large number of people or things. A CLUSTER is a small GROUP of people or things, while SEVERAL is a small number of people or things. A greatdeal is a large number of people or things.