bundle up

verb

1. to dress (somebody) warmly and snugly

2. (tr) to make (something) into a bundle or bundles, esp by tying

Example Sentences

On the ground in the wards are dozens of dead patients still bundled up in their bloodied bed sheets.

From BBC

You’re probably freezing while reading this, bundled up in multiple layers, desperately clinging to your significant other, and running your oven with the door open just to feel something.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s always a good idea to bundle up at Mammoth Mountain, but anyone hoping to get in some holiday ski runs may want to consider some additional layers.

From Los Angeles Times

Concerts in the chilly outdoor amphitheater meant bundling up.

From Los Angeles Times

“We bundled up pretty good. None of my kids had played in the snow. We couldn’t see the numbers, couldn’t see the hash marks.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

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• sheathe 
• shroud 
• swaddle 
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