Bundle

bun′dl, n. a number of things loosely bound together: an aggregation of one or more kinds of ti ue traversing other ti ues: a definite measure or quantity, as two reams of paper, twenty hanks of linen yarn, .— v.t. to bind or tie into bundles.— v.i. to pack up one's things for a journey, to go hurriedly or in confusion (with away , off , out ).— n. Bun′dling , an old custom in Wales, New England, and elsewhere for sweethearts to sleep on the same bed without undre ing.— To bundle off , bundle out , to send away unceremoniously or summarily. [Conn. with Bind and Bond .]