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bundle off |
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bundle someone off (to some place) Fig. to send someone, usually a child, somewhere. Robert bundled the children off to school. They bundled off the kids and were able to relax. See also: bundle bundle something off (to someone or some place) to send something off in a bundle to someone. He bundled his laundry off to his mother, who would wash it for him. Mary bundled off the package to her brother. See also: bundle bundle off to leave in a hurry; to take all one's parcels or baggage and leave in a hurry. She got ready and bundled off after her bus. Her arms full, Lily bundled off in a rush. See also: bundle How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The PPL, which provided Hahn with a crucial endorsement during the campaign, was making a bundle off the L. Motor City's working girls aren't the only people making a bundle off those looking for love in all the wrong places. Bel-Air billionaire Selim Zilkha is among those who have been making a bundle off the state's energy crisis, and now he's positioning himself to make an even bigger bundle on helping to solve it. |
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