A fork of Rural Dictionary
A small envelope made by folding a square piece of paper, often used for carrying powdered drugs such as cocaine. Popular because it requires no tape, glue or fasteners and does not leak when folded correctly.
"There's a bindle on the mirror; just dump it out and lay out some lines."
(n.) 1. a bundle, usually of bedding and other possessions, carried by a hobo.
2. used to beat anyone who wears a pastel.
3. oft-toted by Winnie the Pooh.
Ed:"If I had both, I could put my kindle in my bindle.
And when I wanted to read a book I would take my kindle out of my bindle, set my bindle on the ground and read my kindle."
Kelly: "But you forgot about your burning passion for thread spinning! So you'd get your spindle from the bindle and proceed to listen to your kindle."
Cocaine from Kent Island.
"let's go to the island and get some bindle"
A bound book made from paper with a front cover and a back cover and anywhere from 100 to 300 pages inside, printed on paper and to be read on a comfortable chair at one's leisure.
"I hate reading e-books on a Kindle. Give me a real Bindle anyday!"
-- Overheard at water cooler at a bookstore in Manhattan in June 2009.
anything a hobo uses to carry belongings;
ORIGINAL BE-the stick with the sack tied to the end
aka KENDAL
That hobo's bindle is rockin!!
Kendal Bindle is the shit!!