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

New York City schools shifted to remote learning rather than give students a snow day, but technical problems that prevented many students, teachers and administrators from logging in to their accounts offered a good excuse to bundle up and head outside instead.

From Seattle Times

Bundle up as you wait for storms to roll in and break on the coast.

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

Meanwhile, public health officials advised residents to bundle up, drive safely and recognize the signs of hypothermia.

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
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• roll up
• sheathe
• shroud
• swaddle
• swathe