Wrapper

/ˈræpər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A protective or decorative covering for something, especially a package.

He carefully removed the wrapper from the chocolate bar before taking a bite.

A piece of paper, plastic, or other material used to encase a product.

The candy was sold in a shiny, colorful wrapper that attracted the children's attention.

A software layer that encapsulates or provides an interface for more complex functionality.

The developer used a wrapper to simplify the API call for better usability.

A garment that loosely covers the body, often used for warmth.

She wore a light wrapper over her pajamas when she stepped outside.

Derived from the verb 'wrap' with the suffix '-er', indicating someone or something that performs the action of wrapping.

gift wrapper

A decorative paper or material used to cover gifts.

wrapper for software

A tool or script that facilitates interaction with software libraries or APIs.

wrap

To cover or enclose something by folding or enclosing it.

packaging

Materials used for enclosing or protecting products.

container

An object that can hold or store items.

In rap culture, a 'wrapper' can refer to someone who raps.

He's a talented wrapper known for his deep lyrics.

Sometimes used in street slang to refer to a person's style or appearance.

Check out his new wrapper; he's looking fresh.