noun

1. a number of things tied, wrapped, or otherwise held together
2. a package or parcel
3. a bunch, collection, or group
4. Slang a large amount of money
5. Biol.
   1. any of the strands of specialized cells that conduct fluids or add strength in higher plants
      in full vascular bundle
   2. an anatomical unit consisting of a number of separate nerve fibers, muscles, etc. closely banded together

Etymology: ME bundel, prob. < MDu bondel, dim. < bond < binden, bind

transitive verb bundled -·dled, bundling -·dling

1. to make into a bundle; wrap or tie together
2. to offer together with a related product or service for sale at a package price to bundle an Internet browser with a PC
3. to send hastily or without ceremony; hustle (away, off, out, or into)

intransitive verb

1. to move or go hastily; bustle
2. to lie in the same bed with one's sweetheart without undressing: a former courting custom, esp. in New England