bundle
bundle Lexical Profile
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• noun
A collection of things or a quantity of material tied or wrapped up together.
"She carried a heavy bundle of firewood back to the cabin."
A group of commercial products, software programs, or services sold together as a single combined unit, often for a lower price than if bought separately.
"The telecommunications company offers a discounted bundle that includes internet, television, and phone service."
A large amount of money (used in informal contexts).
"He made a bundle investing in early-stage technology companies."
A closely grouped cluster of anatomical fibers, such as nerves or muscle tissue, running parallel to one another.
"The surgeon carefully avoided damaging the neurovascular bundle during the procedure."
• verb
To tie, roll, or gather a number of things together into a compact pack or parcel.
"We bundled the old newspapers with twine for recycling."
To include or sell additional products, software, or services together with a main item for a single combined price.
"The manufacturer bundles three free games with every new console purchased."
To dress oneself or someone else warmly in many layers of clothing (often followed by 'up').
"The parents bundled the children in heavy coats and scarves before going out into the snow."
To push, send, or hurry someone or something into a place unceremoniously or hastily.
"Security guards quickly bundled the celebrity into a waiting car."
• Rhymes for bundle
Word Origin & Etymology
From Middle English bundel, borrowed from Middle Dutch bondel or Middle Low German bündel, a diminutive form derived from the Proto-Germanic root *bindana ('to bind').