Bundled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUNDLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BUNDLE, to fasten together
• tie or roll up (a number of things) together as though into a parcel
• dress (someone) in many warm clothes
• sell (items of hardware and software) as a package.
• push, carry, or send forcibly, hastily, or unceremoniously
• (of a group of people) move in a disorganized way
• sleep fully clothed with another person, as a former local custom during courtship.
NOUN:
• a collection of things or quantity of material tied or wrapped up together
• a set of nerve, muscle, or other fibres running in parallel close together.
• a set of software or hardware sold together
• a large amount of money
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten a group of objects together

Words related to BUNDLED

bundle9 bundles10 bundling12

Words that contain BUNDLED

unbundled13

How to use BUNDLED in a sentence

• When he had bundled himself out over the side of the bunk, he saw the Colonel seemingly dozing by the fire.
• Already he had bundled the bunch of fire into a newspaper and it had been taken out of the room to be destroyed, like a wicked witch.
• The buyer bundled up his goods and hurried out of the office.
• So Roderick was bundled in blankets, and the race for life to Kenegami House was begun.
• With nervous haste he bundled into his heavy garments and ran from himself and his imaginings into the dazzling embrace of the sun.
• When de war closed ma took her four children, bundled em up and went to Augusta.
• The piano had been hoisted upon a table, carpets and curtains bundled upstairs, and everything, apparently, saved.
• Drawn up in front of the tavern was a taxi-auto, the chauffeur bundled up to the ears in bushy gray furs, despite the mild night.
• The last of the market women, hesitating no longer, hurriedly bundled up their belongings and hastened off.
• The Chevalier and Victor bundled together a few necessities, such as cloaks, blankets and arms.
• They bundled up their unconscious fighter and disappeared.
• Then had come an interruption, in the shape of an important message, and the detective had been bundled off by himself, while the communication was under discussion.
• The Captain put a stop to the proceedings and bundled the victim to a hospital where he promptly died.
• These memoranda were on loose papers, bundled up without order, and difficult of recurrence, when I had occasion for a particular one.
• An old woman in a great state of nervous agitation was bundled at the last moment into a first-class compartment.
• If it was stormy she was bundled up warmly, and, occasionally, she was taken in the carriage when the weather was too severe for walking.
• The good old doctor himself had bundled the grateful lad and sent a special hospital attendant with him.
• We bundled out of the train onto the station platform in London.
• Then, moved by a common impulse, and without a word being spoken, they lifted their unconscious captive, ran with him to the lake shore, bundled him into a canoe, and pushed off.
• If, after making oath, a man were found to have secreted anything, he was bundled overboard, or marooned when the ship next made the land.
• And all the while, as he bundled garments together and flung them into his grips, his busy thought went on in the only direction in which it seemed capable of moving just now.
• Before the officer knew where he was, he had been seized, bundled out of the tent, stripped naked and flogged on the bare back three hundred strokes.
• The soldiers were bound head to feet, and bundled into the cellar.
• Her long, thick hair was her one beauty, but it was usually bundled into a net to be out of her way.
• Everything available was bundled off to the army by Mrs.
• Or perhaps he was bundled into one of the terrible convict ships bound for Barbadoes, with other rebels, to die of small-pox on the way, or under the whip in the plantations.
• The squaw instantly squatted before the adobe hearth, warmed her bundled baby, and left the ceremony of introduction to her companion.
• Maynard consented, and though there was no vacant seat, Dorothy was bundled in somehow, and the crowd of shouting, laughing children were driven around several blocks.
• The red-faced driver was bundled to his eyes and did not say a word while he tucked the robes snugly down around her feet.
• Meanwhile Mother had given the fire alarm through the telephone, slipped on her wrapper, and bundled the baby in a blanket.

Similar words containing BUNDL without suffix ed

bundle9 bundler10 bundles10 bundlers11 bundling12 unbundle11 bundlings13 unbundled13 unbundler12 unbundles12 moribundly18 unbundlers13 unbundling14 unbundlings15

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