Definition of bundle up
: to dress (someone) warmly
: to dress warmly
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Users had to agree to give apps access to their inboxes, but that request for highly personal information would be bundled up with a list of other more benign data points, including birthdays or profile pictures.
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Weather conditions Springtime in Texas usually provides pleasant weather, but on Sunday, fans bundled up to battle opening-race temperatures in the mid-40's.
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So as long as the kids are bundled up, the Easter egg hunts will probably be all right.
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Go to the movies or bundle up for a long walk in the woods.
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The game is indoors; no need for Belichick to bundle up.
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They’ve been spotted wearing Céline sunglasses, carrying Céline bags, and bundling up in Céline coats.
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In any mix of one real coin and a set of fake coins bundled up in a transaction, the real one is very likely to have been the most recent coin to have moved prior to that transaction.
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The early arrivals for the 7 p.m. Art Battle speed-painting competition shivered on the sidewalk, bundled up in our strongest winter wear.
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1845
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