bundlesome

English

Etymology

From bundle +‎ -some.

Adjective

bundlesome (comparative more bundlesome, superlative most bundlesome)

1. Characteristic of a bundle or bundling
   • 2008, John Dufresne, Deep in the Shade of Paradise:

     She looked up and saw a man across the bayou carrying a bundlesome sack of groceries.

   • 2013, R. E. Mitchell, Souls of Lions:

     “Hey! They've got a buffalo robe!” George seized his brother's outstretched arm. “Leave it! It didn't save them and it won't save you. Besides, it's too damned bundlesome.”

   • 2016, Keith Laumer, Star Colony:

     Still huddled together, bundlesome in cold-weather gear, they moved awkwardly to the personnel hatch, which on command opened and deployed the short escalator.