package

1. n. a combination of a variety of related things; a unified set of things. (See also package deal.)

□ You cant buy just one part. It comes as a package.

□ The first college I applied to offered me a good aid package, so I went.

2. n. a lot of money; a bundle.

□ She made quite a package on that bank deal.

□ I came away from the dog track with a nice little package.

3. n. someone who is cute or sexually attractive. (Primarily refers to females as bundles of sexual charms. Similar in meaning to sense 1.)

□ How do you like that little package who just came in?

□ She’s quite a package, if you like the giggly type.

4. tv. to position or display someone or something, as in marketing, to good advantage.

□ The agent packaged the actress so that everyone thought she only did dramatic roles.

□ If you package your plan correctly, the committee will accept it.