Bundle
/ˈbʌndəl/
Definitions
2 meaningsA collection of items tied or wrapped together.
/ˈbʌndəl/
A collection of things tied or wrapped together
He carried a bundle of clothes.
💡 Simply: Things wrapped up together.
More Examples
The newspaper came in a bundle.
How It's Used
"She carried a bundle of firewood."
"The company offered a bundle of services."
To wrap or tie things together in a bundle.
/ˈbʌndəl/
To tie, wrap, or group things together
I bundled up my winter clothes.
💡 Simply: To wrap things together.
More Examples
He bundled the papers together and put them in the drawer.
How It's Used
"She bundled up the clothes."
"He bundled the plants together for protection."
Idioms & expressions
bundle up
To dress warmly.
"It's cold outside; bundle up!"
From Middle English *bundel*, from Old English *byndel*, from Proto-Germanic *bundila-
Historically, 'bundle' was often used to describe a collection of items for travel or trade.
Memory tip
Think of a bundle of sticks tied together.
Word Origin
"to bind or tie together"