bundlings

Acts of wrapping

Bundlings is the plural of bundling, which has two distinct meanings.

One refers to the practice of grouping products or services together for sale: Cable companies rely on bundlings of channels to maximize revenue.

The other is a historical courtship custom, common among early American colonists, where an unmarried couple would share a bed while clothed or separated by a board—allowing intimacy within limits.

textiles

swaddling

Wrapping babies snugly

layering · cocooning · fabric · cloth · coverlets · fleece · wool · linens · padding · insulation

grouping

packages

Wrapped items for shipping

assemblages · gatherings · combinations · sets · lots · parcels · compilations · aggregations · assortments · arrangements

commercial

packages

Wrapped items for shipping

pricing · tiers · services · products · software · telecom · cable · streaming · add-ons · upgrades

courtship

colonial

Of occupied territories

  • AmishTraditional simple-living sect
  • traditionCustom passed through generations
  • chastityAbstaining from sexual activity

courting · betrothal · engagement · wooing · suitors · chaperoned · innocence · custom · ritual · Pennsylvania Dutch

Opposites
aggregation/organization

bundlingsscatterings

Dispersed small quantities

dispersals · separations · scatters · dispersions · distributions

commercial packaging strategy

bundlingsunbundlings

Acts of separating packages

unwrappings · itemizations · separations · dismantlings · breakups

physical binding/constraint

bundlingsunwrappings

Removing decorative coverings

untying · loosening · unravelings

Phrases
Family

bundling, unbundling

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G