bundle up

Prepare for cold

Bundle up means to dress warmly in multiple layers of clothing, typically before going out in cold weather: Bundle up—it's freezing out there.

Parents bundle up children; adults bundle themselves up.

The phrase suggests wrapping oneself snugly, like making a bundle.

It can also mean to gather things together into a bundle: She bundled up the old newspapers for recycling.

clothing

layers

Stacked levels or coatings

  • scarfNeck-warming fabric strip
  • mittensThumbed hand coverings
  • jacketSleeved upper-body covering

sweater · overcoat · parka · turtleneck · boots · hoodie · thermal · gloves · earmuffs · pullover

cozy

snuggle

Embrace cozily

quilt · comforter · cocoon · fireside · hearth · slippers · pajamas · cushion · wrap · duvet

cold

winter

Year's coldest quarter

blizzard · snowflakes · shiver · biting · icy · windchill · subzero · hypothermia · frostbite · brisk

Categories
Opposites
clothing/covering for warmth

bundle upstrip down

Remove covering or components

undress · disrobe · strip off · peel off · bare

wrapping/packaging items together

bundle upunbundle

Separate combined offerings

unwrap · unpack · scatter · spread out · disperse

Family

bundle, bundles, bundled, bundling, unbundling, bundler, unbundled, bundlers, rebundle

Familiarity
Top 20,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G