a whole bunch

and whole bunches

mod. a whole lot; very much. (Always with a in the singular.) I like to spend evenings at home a whole bunch. Tom likes Mary whole bunches, but she thinks he’s a dork.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tore (2)	-	Italian
Alexandr	-	Czech
RocÍO	ro-THEE-o (Spanish), ro-SEE-o (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish
Ottmar	-	German
Sabela	sa-BEL-a	Galician
Oluf	-	Danish