Definition of bundle up
: to dress (someone) warmly
: to dress warmly
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As the sun sets, bundle up for a great pyrotechnics show launched from the OB Pier.
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Free and open to all ticket holders, come and say what's up - pic.twitter.com/xZhkKb18hU -- Neck Deep (@NeckDeepUK) February 9, 2018 When Feb. 10 arrived, hundreds of fans lined up around the Grog Shop, bundled up in hats and winter jackets.
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Before taking out the red saucers and bundling up the kids consider ways to summon a snow day.
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Gusty northwesterly winds may average in the 15- to 20-mph threshold, so do bundle up since wind chills could dip back toward 20 degrees or so.
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Yup, finding a graphics card to game with has gotten that bad that AMD has had to resort to bundling up Radeon GPUs with a motherboard and Ryzen CPUs to get hardware into the hands of gamers.
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The video showed 13-year-old Marquel Brumley bundled up in a hooded coat, sluggish and slumped in his seat.
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Perhaps sweetest of all, though, is seeing Saint bundled up in his fleece jacket, and with a wooly hat on his head.
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In Alabama, where some places got at least 3 inches of snow, dairy farmer Will Gilmer bundled up for the drive to his milking barn before daybreak in rural Lamar County, the thermometer reading 7 degrees.
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