to bind; to tie up; to truss up (e.g. a hostage or cargo)

to tie or bind up; to lace or strap something securely

a style or method where multiple objects or tasks are bundled or grouped together; often used to describe marketing packages, bundled sales, or combined training modules

to tie up, to bind with rope, or (fig.) to restrain or the state of being bound

to tie someone up with ropes, especially a criminal

an agricultural machine used to harvest grain crops by cutting them and tying them into bundles; binder

bundle, bunch, or cluster of things tied together

a bundle of things tied together

a couple forced into marriage; figuratively refers to any forced or unwilling collaboration between parties

a bundle of firewood; a fascine