by Clayton November 29, 2004
“Buncha” refers to when a person says something/a phrase that adds no real value to a broader conversation that is being had, or is a completely random and unnecessary comment. Short for “bunch of nothings”, it politely implies that whoever said it should really have just shut the fuck up.
by Seshions June 7, 2023
“Buncha” refers to when someone says something that holds/adds no real value to a broader conversation, or is a random comment made relevant to nothing. Short for “bunch of nothings”, it politely implies that whoever said the buncha should have just shut the fuck up.
by Seshions June 7, 2023
expletive; specifically when one has been offended by an institution or larger group of people. Can also be used as an exclamation, similiarly to "well I'll be darned". Also occasionally used as a plural noun.
Avid movie-goer: "can i have two tickets for 'movie' please?
Ticket seller: "I'm sorry sir, we're sold out for the next two days"
Avid movie goer: (to no one in particular) "buncha bitches!"
Tourist upon seeing the grand canyon for the first time:
"buncha bitches!"
Kid A: "How come Mike's friends are so stuck up and mean?"
Kid B: "Oh, they're a buncha bitches."
Ticket seller: "I'm sorry sir, we're sold out for the next two days"
Avid movie goer: (to no one in particular) "buncha bitches!"
Tourist upon seeing the grand canyon for the first time:
"buncha bitches!"
Kid A: "How come Mike's friends are so stuck up and mean?"
Kid B: "Oh, they're a buncha bitches."
by skrotor May 10, 2006
Expletive used in general conversation. Originated with rural Virginia carpenters in the late 80's early 90's. Similar to "fuck 'em" but more humorous.
"the homeowners said they wanted us to sweep up the saw dust before we leave at the end of the day."
"Fuck a buncha homeowners!"
"Fuck a buncha homeowners!"
by thesandwitch December 26, 2007
A common term often used by babies and young toddlers. It could be used to describe just about anything, from toy to zombie to food.
by otis, the May 21, 2009
by Barley Lightfoot June 28, 2020