wrapped

RAPT/ɹæpt/

2 meanings of wrapped

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of wrap.
They wrapped the package and mailed it the next day.
The blanket was wrapped tightly around the sleeping baby.
Note
One spelling does two jobs: the plain past (they wrapped it) and the participle after have or be (it has been wrapped, it was wrapped). Every sense of the verb travels with it. A film crew can say the shoot wrapped, an editor that a long line wrapped onto the next one, and a programmer that a library was wrapped for reuse. Before a noun, it shades into the adjective for packaged things.
The crew wrapped the final scene just after midnight.
The heading was too long and wrapped onto a second line.
2
adjective
Enclosed within a covering of paper, cloth, plastic, or similar material.
A neatly wrapped parcel was waiting on the doorstep.
The cheese is sold individually wrapped to keep it fresh.
Similarpackaged, covered, encased
Oppositeunwrapped

wrapped is a form of wrap

wrap, verb: To cover an object entirely by enclosing it in paper, cloth, or some other thin, flexible material. Full entry

Forms: wrapwraps he/she/itwrapping -ing formwrapped past tense, past participle
Spelling: wrap → wrapped: double the p, add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /t/.

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