wrap

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n. (c.)Countable NounPiece of clothing worn loosely on the shoulders

She put a wrap on her shoulders before she stepped outside

v.t.Transitive VerbTo be or move around something

Joe, wrap this around your hand, it will stop the blood

n. (c.)Countable NounThin bread filled with food and rolled

Can I have a chicken salad wrap, please?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cover something with paper or a cloth e.g. gift

Would you like me to wrap this book? Is it a gift?

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And then we're going to wrap it around, and we can catch a little bit of that-- catch a
And then we're going to wrap it around, and we can catch a little bit of that-- catch a

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So, I use hair glue. I laid the wrap down, and I just blow-dried it.
So, I use hair glue. I laid the wrap down, and I just blow-dried it.
I laid the wrap down, and I just blow-dried it.
I laid the wrap down, and I just blow-dried it.

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First, they mold the precise shape of the actor's head with a head wrap, using cellophane and a lot of tape.
First, they mold the precise shape of the actor's head with a head wrap, using cellophane and a lot of tape.
The head wrap goes onto a canvas block, which they shape to match the actor's head using a mix of cork and stuffing.
The head wrap goes onto a canvas block, which they shape to match the actor's head using a mix of cork and stuffing.

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FORMER PRESIDENT'S CRIMINAL TRIAL IS EXPECTED TO WRAP UP.
FORMER PRESIDENT'S CRIMINAL TRIAL IS EXPECTED TO WRAP UP.
CRIMINAL TRIAL IS EXPECTED TO WRAP UP. TODAY SENATOR MITT
CRIMINAL TRIAL IS EXPECTED TO WRAP UP. TODAY SENATOR MITT

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I should probably wrap up this part of the lesson.
I should probably wrap up this part of the lesson.

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One love superwoman that is a wrap and Zoop
One love superwoman that is a wrap and Zoop

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