Cases of word usage

1) to have a great number of quantity of something (abound)

2) to cause something to become greater in number or quantity (accumulate)

3) the whole number of (all)

4) a learner of a trade who has agreed to work for a number of years for a small amount of money in return for being taught (apprentice)

5) a number of people or things receiving attention as a group (batch)

6) a number of printed sheets of paper fastened together in a cover (book)

7) a number of things fastened, tied or wrapped together (bundle)

8) a number of questions and answers for religious education (catechism)

9) that which makes something complete; the full number or quality needed (complement)

10) a number of things or parts together in a mass or ball (e.g. rock) (conglomerate)