to bundle up

Examples

• All

• She looked around, then bent down and bundled up her sticks, scrambling back toward the tipi she came from.

  Fiction book (1995)

• But it's going to allow us to create a bundle that then we can bundle up and tie to get ready for hanging.

• Dry it in the sun and bundle it up neatly.

  Fiction book (1996)

• I bundled her up and tore down the back roads to the hospital emergency room in Hudson.

  Fiction book (1996)

• She had left him a goodbye note and a package of old magazines bundled up inside a box.

  Fiction book (1991)

• Then she bundled up the construction paper, glue, and homemade birthday cards stacked beneath the portfolio.

  Fiction book (2000)

• A few warmly bundled-up people waited at the bus stop across the street, although buses were quite unlikely to run in the snowstorm.

  Fiction book (1990)

• Doing this way, I have learned my lesson and bundled up this stack of keys with some painters tape just to make sure that they aren't sliding around.

• Alobar knew he must get out of there, but first he bundled up as much fragrance equipment as he could carry and left a note in Kudra's shoe telling her to look for him in the beet fields of Bohemia.

  Fiction book (1990)

• Before going outside in the cold, make sure to bundle up in warm clothing to stay comfortable.

Synonyms

W

to wrap

vsto bundle up

729 1.0

To cover something by putting material around it

involves covering a single item rather than collecting multiple items together

T

to tie up

vsto bundle up

74 2.2

Fasten something with rope so it cannot move

focuses on grouping several items together rather than securing one object

B

to bundle

vsto bundle up

50 2.9

To tie things together

is the same action but expressed as a two word phrasal action

W

to wrap up

vsto bundle up

22 3.6

Cover something completely with paper, cloth or another material to protect it

is about gathering and tying items together rather than only covering

E

to entwine

vsto bundle up

21 5.4

To twist things together, often like plants or rope

joins by twisting rather than by wrapping or tying items together

K

to knit

vsto bundle up

10 3.6

To make people feel close and united

is more physical tying together rather than figurative uniting

F

to fagot

vsto bundle up

• Archaic

9.9

To tie sticks or metal rods together into a bundle

is used for tying various items rather than only sticks

P

to parcel up

vsto bundle up

3.4

To wrap things together to send or store

emphasizes preparing items for shipment rather than simple grouping

Antonyms

U

to unbundle

• Specialized

2 4.6

To separate products or services sold together so each can be sold separately

How Tight

to secure

347 3.3

to strap

52 2.9

to bundle up

4 3.0

to tie

923 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology