A bundle of things wrapped or tied up together for transport; a bale, package, or parcel; (sometimes) spec. the burden carried on the back of a…

A bundle, a little pack; a parcel. Also collective. Occasionally in plural. Baggage (of a company of men).

A bundle, package; in quot. 1440, a furled sail. Cf. trousseau, n.1

A pack, a bundle; a burden, a load; a packet. Now rare.

A bundle, esp. of cloth, wool, or hay; a bale; a pack, a bag. Now Australian, U.S. regional, and Irish English.

A package.

A receptacle or appliance in or with which something is ‘trussed’; a bundle, package; a bandage. Obsolete.

A package consisting of something wrapped up, usually in paper, and often sealed for sending by post, messenger, or courier.

An object or group of objects packed, wrapped up, or tied together, esp. one of small or medium size; a parcel, packet; an item of luggage.

A small pack, package, or parcel. In later use frequently: the container or wrapping in which goods are sold; packaging; a bag or envelope for…

Something wrapped up; a package, parcel.

That which secures a number of articles: (a) a package constructed for a particular purpose; (b) a container (of any size); spec. a wardrobe; also…

Any package or bundle, spec. one containing narcotics (see quot. 1923).