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bundler

bundler

4.5
A person or machine that ties things together for delivery
  • noun
  • /ˈbʌndlər/
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  • He worked as a bundler, carefully assembling the letters into neat bundles for mailing.

Examples

  • As a bundler, she was responsible for tying together all the promotional materials before the conference.

  • The bundler helped gather all the items needed for the charity event into organized packages.

  • Not everyone eventually needs to be an organizer or even a bundler (possibly the fundraising equivalent of an organizer?).

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Synonyms

baler
vsbundler
  • Specialized
2 5.5

A machine that presses and ties hay, straw, or cardboard into tight bales

focuses on gathering and tying rather than heavy compression
buncher
vsbundler
1 5.4

A person or machine that gathers things into groups

also secures groups by tying them together
knotter
vsbundler
  • Specialized
6.2

A machine or person that ties threads and ropes to hold things

ties and collects items into joined packages rather than just knotting

How Automated

machine
1.0
bundler
4.5
person
1.0

Surface Forms

bundler singular
bundlers plural

Morphology

bundler = bundle (transparent) = bundle + er

Agent noun formed from the verb 'bundle' with the regular suffix '-er', yielding a literal 'one who bundles'.

Etymology

Bundler comes from bundle 'a group of things tied together' plus -er 'someone or something that does'. So a bundler is a person or machine that literally ties items into bundles, which is why the name fits.