Meaning & Definition of word "Bundle"

Bundle

/ˈbʌndəl/

1. A collection of items tied or wrapped together.
- Example: He carried a bundle of sticks to the fire pit.
2. A set of services or products sold together as a single package.
- Example: The software comes in a bundle that includes several useful applications.
3. A group of things that are bound together.
- Example: The bundle of letters was delivered to the wrong address.

1. To tie or wrap items together.
- Example: She decided to bundle the newspapers for recycling.
2. To package items together to be sold or distributed.
- Example: The retailer will bundle the headphones with the new phone.

Middle English 'bundel', diminutive of 'bunde', meaning tied up or wrapped.

bundle of joy:

A term used to refer to a newborn baby.

bundle up:

To dress warmly or to wrap oneself in warm clothing.

bundle of nerves:

A person who is very nervous or anxious.

bunch:

A grouping of several items together.

pack:

To fill a container or space tightly with items.

cluster:

A number of similar things growing or located closely together.

Meaning: A lot of money.

Example Sentence: He made a bundle from that business deal.

Meaning: A large amount or group.

Example Sentence: We had a bundle of fun at the party!