To tie up together, pack up; to put together into one bundle or parcel. (Cf. also hamper, v.3 2.)

transitive. To wrap and tie (goods, clothes, etc.) in cloth, canvas, or other material, so as to form a pack, bale, or parcel; to bundle or parcel…

transitive. To put (goods or belongings) in a container, pack, or parcel; to put items of any kind into (a suitcase, bag, etc.). In later use also…

transitive. To tie or wrap up (goods, a parcel, etc.); to envelop. Also figurative and with up. Obsolete.

transitive. To pack up, do up into packages.

transitive. To make into a bundle; figurative in quots. Also to fardel up.

transitive. To make up into, put into, or wrap up in, a packet. Also with up.

= fardel, v.

transitive †To close up (a letter) (obsolete); to wrap up (an article); to put together into a parcel, package, or bundle.

transitive. To do up (goods) into bales or packages; also figurative.

To make up into a bale or bales.

transitive. To make into a parcel or parcels; to pack up in parcels. Usually with up.

transitive. To pack up.

transitive. With into. To convert into something else, by a process of manufacture or otherwise; to work upon (materials) so as to produce…

transitive. To make into a package; to enclose in packaging; to wrap. Also (occasionally) intransitive.