Wrappers

What do we mean by wrappers?

Something that is wrapped around something else as a cover or protection: a wrapping.

An outer garment; a loose robe or dressing gown.

One who, or that which, wraps.

A construct, such as a class or module, that serves to mediate access to another.

"cheers" Elaboration: As in i might never see you again so we should have a coke together and then you can say "cheers" or whatever but it would be SO much cooler to say "wrappers!" Urban Dictionary

A condom on a man like in the song lollipop by lil wayne. Urban Dictionary

A condom. Like you "wrap" a guys thing in it. Urban Dictionary

To take simple beats or karaoke tracks, auto tune or mumble hood words, add a fictitious/hood/gang related back story for street credibility, more Pop than Hip Hip, wrap it up in a package and sells it. Slowly killin Hip Hop. Urban Dictionary

A technical term used by the toilet paper industry to describe a person who wraps the toilet paper around their hand, and uses the who hand to wipe themselves. This is considered the most dangerous technique, and using anything less than 3-ply could have disastrous results. Urban Dictionary

1) the female reproductive organ, aka the vagina 2) also used to cover the lollipop Urban Dictionary

A rapper who ran out of cool ways to spell words incorrectly. Urban Dictionary

White rapper...a rapper who is white... Urban Dictionary

A white person who is a rapper. Naturally, music they produce is known as "Wrap". Urban Dictionary

A Nigerian term denoting a male whose actions and ideas are geared towards gaining the approval and/or affection of females. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wrappers:
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Words that rhyme with wrappers:
clappers, sappers, flappers, trappers, rappers, snappers, tappers, kidnappers, mappers, handicappers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wrappers:
original, printed, blue, green, pictorial, brown, plastic, white, stiff, yellow, plain, empty, cellophane, sweet, grey, coloured, colored, red, inner, pink, gray, individual, gum, fast, thin, light, paper, crumpled, simple, dark, marbled, bright, pale, uncut, outer, loose, heavy, transparent, protective, stout, outside, hot, buff, orange, object, greasy, back, waxed, cigar, callable, sterile, thick, warm, tan, fancy, attractive, decorated, primitive, dust, shiny, spanish, disposable, colorful, decorative, stamped, torn, round, proof, clean, sealed, dirty, purple.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wrappers:
configuration.

Consonant match to wrappers:
repose, rupees, repays, repos, rapers, reapers, rappers, repas, ropers, rippers, rap his, rap is, rapp is, raw peas, reap his, reap is, rep is, rip his, rip is, rope his, rope is, wrap his, wrap is.

Words that sound like wrappers:
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