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Encased or covered in a wrapping
“Here the wrapped candy is such a sensual sight that it renders the actual chocolate below something of a disappointment.”
Providing perfect happiness or great joy
Constructed so as to prevent the passage of water, air, etc.
To be concentrating on, or engrossed by, a task or activity
Surrounded by, or mounted in, a frame
Past tense for to cover or enclose in cloth or soft material
“Wrap the child in a blanket for a half-hour, rock her, sing to her, or read her a story.”
Past tense for to cover in paper or other material, typically to create a neat or presentable package
“Your child can help you wrap some presents for other family members.”
Past tense for to bind or tie together
“If your robot mask gets heavy, just add another large craft stick for stability. You can simply wrap them together with duct tape.”
Past tense for to encircle, surround or bind (with something)
“Her belly was so inflated that she was forced, earlier than was the custom, to wrap her waist with a large white maternity band.”
Past tense for to place something over or upon, as to conceal or protect
Past tense for to fold something around
Past tense for to protect from attack, harm or danger
Past tense for to bring or come to an end, typically in an abrupt fashion
Past tense for to interweave or cross one with another
Past tense for to dress or attire in clothing that is suited for a given purpose
Past tense for to fit closely by following the contours of
Past tense for to be occupied with an activity
Past tense for to cover, fasten, strap or bind with a bandage
Past tense for to ruffle or gather up a fabric or part of a garment
Past tense for to complete or fulfil
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