Bundle up tight.

Meaning: This means to ask someone to put on warm clothing and make sure it is securely fastened to protect against the cold.

Choice of Words: Bundle is a verb that means to wrap or roll something up into a compact shape. Up is a preposition that means to a higher position or to a greater degree. Tight is an adjective that means firmly or securely. When you put them together, "Bundle up tight" is a request to wrap up in warm clothing to protect against the cold.

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Related Expressions

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• Bundle up.
• Sleep tight.
• Good night, sleep tight.
• She closed the window tight.
• The door was locked tight.