Synonyms for bundled
Antonyms for bundled
EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR BUNDLED
The other bundled some linen and brushes into the portmanteau.
Early the next morning the 106th was bundled into cattle-cars and started off among the first.
He bundled them all into a wineshop where they took some vermouth.
In a sort of desperation he commenced to shake the bundled figure.
Ben bundled him into the carryall and took his place with Grace.
The stalks are then bundled and retted by steeping in pools of stagnant water.
He managed somehow to get Boyd downstairs and bundled into a cab.
"Be off, and play at duty," and he bundled them into the battery.
Why had he not bundled the fellow out neck and crop, and taken her away?
"I thought so," laughed Polly, and bundled her off into the bedroom.
WORD ORIGIN
early 14c., "bound collection of things," from Middle Dutch bondel, diminutive of bond, from binden "to bind," or perhaps a merger of this word and Old English byndele "binding," from Proto-Germanic *bundilin (cf. German bündel "to bundle"), from PIE root *bhendh- "tie" (see bend (v.)). Meaning "a lot of money" is from 1899. To be a bundle of nerves "very anxious" is from 1938.