Wrappers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRAPPERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WRAPPER, to put a covering on
NOUN:
• a piece of paper, plastic, or foil covering and protecting something sold or for sale
• a cover enclosing a newspaper or magazine for posting.
• the dust jacket of a book.
• a tobacco leaf of superior quality enclosing a cigar.
• a loose robe or gown
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that wraps

Words related to WRAPPERS

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How to use WRAPPERS in a sentence

• So many books are published and flourish a little while in their bright wrappers, but yours and theirs and mine waste away in a single precious copy.
• He sent over a pair of shawls, a white one for her, and a black one with palm-leaves for her mother, and a pair of red scarfs, as winter wrappers, for old Mr.
• If you happen to have any old English newspapers, as wrappers, or by any other accident, let me beg them of you.
• It will be remembered that George found certain wrappers upon which there was writing.
• Far back, behind the rampart formed by the notes, the doctor had hidden the blue paper wrappers.
• From breakfast time until near noon, he worked, shaping out three canvas wrappers from some old sailcloth.
• Removing several wrappers, she brought to light an old-fashioned daguerreotype in a black case.
• Two athletic men, in calico wrappers, have a net thrown over them, covered with all manner of bright-colored stripes.
• Except the several wrappers, the body is totally naked.
• Full half an hour before the time, I was equipped in the wrappers which my invalid state required, impatiently awaiting the expected clatter of wheels.
• Lloyd went directly to her room, tossed her books aside without removing the wrappers, and set about packing her satchel.
• From four to six bags was the utmost that could be got into the press at one time, and the cakes were pressed between wrappers of horsehair on similar material.
• She appeared quite punctually, and in one of those wrappers or tea-gowns which are sometimes described as ravishing.
• As we were walking the horses round by Kensington Gardens, Lord John Russell, peering out of voluminous wrappers, joined us.
• For wrappers from fifteen to fifty cents is charged.
• The hire of one of these wrappers has been known to have amounted to over five dollars in one year.
• He who would strip you of veils and wrappers, and paints and gestures, would just have enough left to scare the crows.
• Having given this narrative and excited the expectation of his auditors, the wrappers were taken off and, alas, it turned out to be the body of a man.
• Handsomely bound in cloth, with cover design and wrappers in colors.
• When tobacco is grown for wrappers, it is desirable to get a large, strong leaf.
• They generally have their wrappers of a darker colour than those of the men.
• A blond aunt with many gold teeth and many pink and blue wrappers.
• Havana wrappers, the biggest tobacco proposition for five cents got out yet.
• Handsomely bound In cloth, with cover design and wrappers in color.
• A hand plunged into one of my bags and emerged with several bars of chocolate, the wrappers of which were shorn off before the chocolate was well out of the bag.
• It consisted of the Epistles to the Ephesians and Philippians in Maori, printed on sixteen pages of writing-paper and issued in wrappers of pink blotting-paper.
• While the goods are thus held securely in position between the two plates, the wrappers a sewn together.

Similar words containing WRAPPER without suffix s

wrapper14 wrappered17 wrappering18

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