ˈbənchē, -chi adjective
( -er/-est )
Etymology: bunch (I) + -y
1.
a. : protruding or swelling out in a bunch or in bunches : showing protuberances
women in bunchy cotton dresses — Nadine Gordimer
a round bunchy face — Mary Carter Roberts
b. : growing in bunches : resembling a bunch : marked by tufts
the scanty and bunchy nature of the grass cover — G.R.Stewart
2. of a mine or a vein : yielding irregularly: here rich, there poor
a bunchy vein of silver