wrap
verb
[ rap ]
• cover or enclose in paper or soft material.
• "the candles are wrapped in tissue paper"
Similar:
swathe,
bundle up,
swaddle,
sheathe,
muffle,
cloak,
enfold,
envelop,
encase,
enclose,
cover,
fold,
wind,
lap,
parcel up,
parcel,
package,
pack,
pack up,
bundle,
do up,
tie up,
gift-wrap,
• cause (a word or unit of text) to be carried over to a new line automatically as the margin is reached, or to fit around embedded features such as pictures.
• "the program can automatically wrap text around irregularly shaped graphics"
• finish filming or recording.
• "we wrapped on schedule three days later"
wrap
noun
• a loose outer garment or piece of material.
• "beach wraps"
Similar:
shawl,
stole,
cloak,
cape,
mantle,
scarf,
poncho,
serape,
pelisse,
pelerine,
mantlet,
• a tortilla wrapped around a filling, eaten as a sandwich.
• the end of a session of filming or recording.
• "right, it's a wrap"
Origin:
Middle English: of unknown origin.
