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wraparound

[ UK /ɹˈæpɐɹˌa‍ʊnd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a garment (as a dress or coat) with a full length opening; adjusts to the body by wrapping around

How To Use wraparound In A Sentence

  • She stood for a moment in her flat sandals, khaki shorts, a long-sleeved white silk shirt and a pair of very black wraparound sunglasses. BLOOD IS DIRT
  • There is a wraparound front veranda facing the beach, as well as a shaded roof terrace. Times, Sunday Times
  • But it's essential to leave enough room for the star attraction here: the saltily marinated churrasco, especially the fantastic sirloin (fatty or lean, rare to medium), very flavorful roast pork, and chicken kebabs kept succulent with wraparound bacon. Boston Phoenix - thePhoenix.com
  • The interior has ambient lighting, chrome surrounds and wraparound dash design. The Sun
  • The facade of the house was even grander than the back and its frontispiece was an immense wraparound porch. ROUGH JUSTICE
  • Dressed in town clothes and wraparound shades, they stand out from the throng of tribal dress and ochre bodies.
  • Wraparounds keep the wind out of your eyes if you're going cycling.
  • It's a wraparound justification for a violence whose real end is the expiation of shame through massacre.
  • When Armstrong heard hisses of "doper" while riding in France, he would present the Look - wraparound shades and jutting jaw, as if to say, "Anybody want a piece of me? NYT > Home Page
  • Mehdi Gomar was Ahmadinejad’s young neighbor with wraparound shades who looked like a reformist, who in the flush of the vote had called his archconservative candidate a “wonderful person,” who told me the rumors of a social crackdown were all “lies.” Let the Swords Encircle Me
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