Definition

To hurry or move quickly, often used to describe someone coming in or arriving in a rush.

Example

The children came bundling in from outside, excited to warm up.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how quickly the kids bundle in from outside?

Yeah, they were freezing!

I think they just want to warm up with some hot chocolate.

Definitely! That would be the perfect way to end their day.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A collection of items that are tied or wrapped together, or a large amount of something.

Example

She carried a bundle of clothes to the charity.

Conversation

I just bought a bundle of books from that sale downtown.

Wow, that sounds like a great deal!

Yeah, I couldn't resist; I got a bundle for a really low price.

Definition

To tie, wrap, or gather things together, often in a quick or efficient manner.

Example

She decided to bundle the newspapers before taking them to the recycling bin.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Are you ready to go outside? It's freezing out there!

I know, I should probably bundle up before we leave.

Yeah, make sure to wear your warmest coat and a hat.

Root Explanation

Bundle → The word originates from Middle English 'bundel', which is a diminutive form of 'bund', meaning a collection or a tied group of items. It refers to a collection of things tied together.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'collection' of items that are 'tied together' — that's what a bundle is.

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