Definition of: bundle

(bun′dəl) noun
1. A number of things or a quantity of anything bound together.
2. Anything folded or wrapped and tied up; a package.
3. A group; collection.
4. Bot. A cluster of one or more elementary tissues lying across other tissues: also called vascular bundle. ◆ Collateral adjective: fascicular.
—v. ·dled, ·dling v.t.
1. To tie, roll or otherwise secure in a bundle.
2. To send away or place in summarily or in haste: with away, off, out, or into.
—v.i.
3. To leave or proceed hastily or in a bustling manner: They bundled down the stairs.
4. To practice bundling. [<MDu. bondel, dim. of bond group. Akin to BIND.]
—bun′dler noun