bundle up

verb

1. to dress (somebody) warmly and snugly
2. tr to make (something) into a bundle or bundles, esp by tying

Example Sentences

Paintings and photos bundled up in bubble wrap.

From Los Angeles Times

“I was bundled up in hats, gloves and coats, making sure my hands didn’t shake.”

From New York Times

And steam rising off of Lake Michigan in Chicago drew would-be photographers, bundled up and enjoying the view as winter settled in.

From Seattle Times

Get up a cup of hot cocoa and bundle up under a blanket, because there’s not much relief in sight from Seattle’s extremely cold temperatures.

From Seattle Times

King County Public Health advised residents to bundle up, drive safely and recognize the signs of hypothermia.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

• bandage
• bind
• bundle
• cloak
• clothe
• cover
• drape
• encase
• enclose
• fold
• hide
• immerse
• pack
• roll up
• sheathe
• shroud
• swaddle
• swathe