Brady-bunch Definition

noun
A large number of children in a family; a large family.
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Children in a family who are from previous partnerships of the parents; a family that includes children from previous partnerships of the parents.
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Noun

Singular:
brady-bunch
Plural:
brady-bunches

Origin of Brady-bunch

  • A reference to the television sitcom The Brady Bunch, which featured the joining of two single-parent families.

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Brady-bunch Sentence Examples

  • Today, The Brady Bunch lives on in American social culture, thanks to more encores than just about any sitcom in history.

  • Christopher Knight waxed poetic about pork chops and apple sauce on The Brady Bunch.

  • Fellow Brady Bunch alumni, Barry Williams and Susan Olsen also attended the affair.

  • Christopher Knight is best known for his role as Peter Brady on The Brady Bunch.

  • Maureen McCormick - Best known for her role on The Brady Bunch as Marcia, Maureen McCormick is no stranger to reality television, having appeared as a contestant on VH1's Celebrity Fit Club in season five.

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