wrapping (Meaning)

Wordnet

wrapping (n)

the covering (usually paper or cellophane) in which something is wrapped

an enveloping bandage

Webster

of Wrap

The long and winding road wrapped around the mountainside, leading to a hidden valley.
The ivy wrapped itself tightly around the old oak tree, forming a verdant blanket.
The gift was wrapped in colorful paper and tied with a silken ribbon.
The dancer's scarf wrapped elegantly around her body, creating a graceful silhouette.
The snake wrapped its coils around the branch, its eyes fixed on its prey.
The bandages were wrapped securely around the injured leg, providing support and compression.
The child's mind was wrapped in a world of imagination, where dreams took flight.
The fog wrapped the city in an ethereal embrace, obscuring the towers and buildings.
The smoke from the campfire wrapped around the hikers, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
The arms of the loving mother wrapped around her child, providing comfort and protection.

the covering (usually paper or cellophane) in which something is wrapped, an enveloping bandageof Wrap

circling,bandaging, taping, engirdling, lashing, belting, girthing,girding, tieing up, winding

unwrapping,unwrapping, untying, unwinding, untying,unwinding, untieing, unlashing, unbinding, unbinding

The long and winding road wrapped around the mountainside, leading to a hidden valley.

The ivy wrapped itself tightly around the old oak tree, forming a verdant blanket.

The gift was wrapped in colorful paper and tied with a silken ribbon.

The dancer's scarf wrapped elegantly around her body, creating a graceful silhouette.