Wrap

To wrap means to enclose or cover something completely, typically in a flexible material like paper, cloth, or film. It can also signify encircling or winding something around an object. Metaphorically, 'to wrap' can involve a feeling of being engulfed or constrained, or to complete or finish something, bringing it to a conclusion. The action often suggests protection, concealment, presentation or securing for transport.

Wrap meaning with examples

She carefully **wrapped** the delicate porcelain vase in layers of bubble wrap to protect it during shipping, ensuring it arrived safely at its destination. The protective covering gave her peace of mind.
The chef began to wrap the sushi rolls tightly in seaweed, ensuring the rice and fillings stayed in place. He took his time so that they would be perfect.
As the evening cooled, she decided to wrap herself in a warm blanket, seeking comfort and relaxation on the sofa while watching TV.
After a long day of shooting, the film crew decided to wrap the production, celebrating with a small gathering to mark the project's completion.

Wrap Synonyms

bind bundle cocoon conceal conclude cover cover up enclose enfold finish package swathe wind

Wrap Antonyms

expose loosen open release reveal separate uncover unfold unwrap

Wrap Crossword Answers

3 Letters

END BOA SEW

4 Letters

PACK COAT ITSA ROLL WIND

5 Letters

SCARF SHAWL STOLE TWINE COVER

6 Letters

MANTLE ENROBE SERAPE WRAPUP ENWRAP ENFOLD COCOON ENCASE SWATHE

7 Letters

ENVELOP WRAPPER ENCLOSE SWADDLE MUMMIFY

8 Letters

WRAPPING BATHROBE

9 Letters

ENSHEATHE

14 Letters

TRENDYSANDWICH CONCLUDEASCENE SHOULDERWARMER

15 Letters

LOWCARBSANDWICH