Wrappings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRAPPINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WRAPPING, a type of cover
• paper or soft material used to cover or enclose something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the material in which something is wrapped

Words related to WRAPPINGS

wrap9 wrapping16

How to use WRAPPINGS in a sentence

• Scarcely had the door of his apartment closed behind him, when he threw aside the invalid wrappings with a perfect fury, sprang from his chair, and hastened into the inner room.
• It was so very cold that she had twisted a cloud of brilliant scarlet wool all over her head and ears, in addition to her other wrappings.
• I was going to say a round parcel, which it would have been but for something which ran out in a sharp tangent from one side, and pushed the wrappings into an odd angle.
• Even in the mighty arms of the detective, he managed to struggle vigorously, and for a moment prevented Nick from tearing away the white and ghostly wrappings.
• Her wrappings removed and herself snugly ensconced in a velvet-cushioned chair, Madam Conway asked the young bride how long before Mrs.
• Then the generous-hearted traveller helped him into the sleigh, and shared his wrappings with him.
• He inserted the funnel into one end of the garden hose, and made it fast by wrappings of cord.
• There were many wrappings around it, and many seals and foreign marks were stamped upon it.
• And when he had cut the cords with his pen-knife, the wrappings fell off, disclosing a jewel case of white satin richly wrought in gold.
• As Valerie entered her morning-room after laying off her bonnet and wrappings, she found the Duke of Hereward there, reading the papers.
• Back in the dining-room by this time Brent had rejoined Flint and now watched him eagerly as he took the last wrappings from the package which he had carried so carefully.
• From beneath his scouting-shirt he drew a flat packet, an Indian case, which he carefully unrolled, and there in its folds of wrappings was the lovely Directoire photograph.
• I had stipulated for being allowed to take abundance of rugs and wrappings as protection from the cold of the upper atmosphere, and also ten or a dozen good-sized bags of ballast.
• The Japanese mortars were mere logs hollowed out and strengthened by wrappings of bamboo rope.
• The photograph he took from its various wrappings of tissue paper and braced it against the lamp.
• She flung off her wrappings on the carpet, and sat down in the easy chair, and looked into the glowing cinders, lost in perplexed thought.
• After a while I noticed the proprietors of the shop staring at the silk of the wrappings.
• The first thing they did was to free the furniture from its wrappings of straw and canvas, and to carry it into the apartments of their new master.
• When they separate by the act of what we call death, the angel, strong enough then to cast off its wrappings, survives and begins its real life.
• In a moment cries of delight, and a rustle of wrappings, filled the room.
• She made room for us at the fire, but was either too timid or too ignorant to relieve me of wrappings and defences, now heavy with the snow.
• Remove the plate in the dark room and pack it carefully in a pasteboard box and several wrappings of paper to protect it absolutely from the light.
• The young man with auburn curls rested the edge of his burden upon the counter, tore away its wrappings and disclosed a painting.
• In extremely cold weather bottles of hot water may be placed around the bowl outside the wrappings.
• It was a man reclining on the bed under a light covering, deep in pillows, his head and shoulders much bundled up in wrappings.
• The exhilaration of that powder atmosphere and its heat made soldiers throw off their coats, as if the expanding human body was not to be confined in wrappings.
• Then Brother Emmanuel removed the wrappings from his head, and looked from one brother to the other with a world of gratitude in his dark eyes.
• There was more fun as he unrolled the numerous wrappings of the package to disclose a small metal disc used in a threshing machine.
• Why was she writing to him when she must expect to see him in a few hours? And that package! what did it contain? He picked it up, and tore off the wrappings.
• Polly fairly shouted when Miss Lucy folded back the wrappings.
• Admitted at her door, she went to her room in her unusual wrappings, threw herself upon her knees, and buried her face in her bed.

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