Meaning of a bundle of joy in English:
a bundle of joy
phrase
informalA baby.
- ‘enjoy your little bundle of joy now because he is going to grow up fast’
- ‘Feeling her skin radiating heat at the nearness of him, she was a bundle of nerves.’
- ‘By the time she returned home she would be a bundle of nerves.’
- ‘Assistant manager Andy Watson is a bundle of nerves.’
- ‘On Wednesday night, Lily was a bundle of nerves.’
- ‘Her mouse is a bundle of nerves jangling at high speed.’
- ‘In fact, Hill drove with intense commitment and energy, but was always a bundle of nerves and self-doubt.’
- ‘They called the race and the entire family was a bundle of nerves.’
- ‘When I'm a bundle of nerves you can usually find me in the kitchen spot cleaning the wood floors.’
- ‘This is her third time at the Nationals, and she is a bundle of nerves.’
- ‘You know what a bundle of nerves I am since the robbery.’
infant, newborn, child, tot, little one
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