Noun:

கொத்து,

bunching's Usage Examples:

Shirred Nightgowns: Do you crave a quality fit along the bust of your nightgown because you hate gaping and gapping?This kind of garment will allow her to wear a top without worrying about it bunching up or gapping open.

Russians, with experience in beet-growing, and Japanese are furnished by the sugar company to the growers for the bunching, thinning, hoeing and topping of the beets.

Pull the diaper up through baby's legs, smoothing out the cloth to keep it from bunching up between her legs.

A pair that's too tight or too loose can lead to unsightly bunching underneath your clothes or discomfort around your thighs, groin and buttocks.

Your bottom will be fully covered and the material will lay flat, without riding up or bunching.

They are also designed not to wrinkle or bunch, preventing annoying bumps, lumps and bunching.

A properly fitted bikini will sit comfortably across your waist, hips and thighs without bunching or riding up.

If it still lifts up, either your boots are too big, or your socks are bunching up.

As some children who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s will attest, the combination of the design of socks and shoes meant the socks were always sliding down the leg and bunching up under the heel, needing to be yanked up several times a day.

fragilis, with some half-score varieties, is almost exclusively used by market gardeners for bunching greens, turnips and other produce.

He approached, stopping when he sensed the guards bunching closer.

Synonyms:

clump, cluster, tussock, swad, knot, clustering, agglomeration, tuft,

Antonyms:

prosecution, flora, fauna, stay in place, ride,