1. a group of things tied or wrapped together
2. a large amount of money
Usage: informal

1. to tie or wrap things together in a group
2. to move quickly or in a hurried way
3. to include something as part of a package or deal
Usage: business

Examples

• She carried a bundle of newspapers under her arm.
• The moving company tied our belongings into neat bundles.
• He made a bundle selling his old comic books.
• Bundle up the magazines with string before recycling them.
• The children bundled into the car for the trip.
• The software comes bundled with a free antivirus program.
• She bundled the baby in warm blankets.
• They bundled off to catch the early train.