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Meanings of wrap around in English
Fashion accessory used to bind up hair.
Synonyms
Examples for "bobble"
Examples for "bobble"
1
A bobble at the start can reduce that margin in a flash.
2
On Stubbs's desk, beside his laptop, is a Jerry Falwell bobble-head doll.
3
A plate that has a little bobble, all of them, any so.
4
Famous faces gave salopettes, skis and bobble hats a forever fashion status.
5
She shoved the shoulder straps down, and let her tits bobble free.
1
Grand Pocket Orchestra: the Dublin band keep it chongo on their second album.
2
Grand Pocket Orchestra: the GPO tell us how their 'chongo pop' is going to take over the world.
3
Chongo pop, it would appear, is not a state of mind.
4
Five years before, Chongo had actually coached Ammon up his first big wall in exchange for beer and grass.
5
When Jesse had got through with Chongo, he told Mr. Whaley that he would go home, and directly went off.
1
And the hair tie is in case my climbing partner needs one.
2
A coordinated red hair tie held her perfect blond ponytail in place.
3
When she turned, he reached over to pick up her hair tie.
4
Emma took out her hair tie and let her long hair spill over her shoulders.
5
Create a ponytail at the nape of your neck and cut right above hair tie.
1
Men's helmets, from climbing to skiing, push and inch your hair elastic down.
2
Tie your hair in a ponytail with a normal hair elastic.
3
A bloodstained paper towel was wrapped around one of her fingers, a hair elastic holding it in place.
4
Wrap the plaint around the hair elastic to create a Princess Leia-esque bun at the back of your head, then secure with a scrunchie.
5
"Where's my hair elastic?" I put on my coat and stood still.
1
Beckham kept his at bay with a hair band.
2
I have a hair band on these jeans.
3
Come on, guys, I know some of you dreamed of singing lead for a 1980s hair band.
4
I look down and notice that there's something on the floor, a hair band, purple, stretched, well used.
5
A gust of wind whipped bits of freshly mown grass, gum wrappers, and a girl's hair band across the Commons.
1
The third featured a watch, and what were probably pocket contents: a comb, an elastic hair binder, two coins.
1
He pulled a ponytail holder from his jeans pocket, and tied his hair back.
2
I ate at his mouth, one hand going to the ponytail holder that held his hair back.
3
She dropped her weapon and badge on the counter, pulled her ponytail holder out, letting her hair cascade down her back.
4
She tied her wet hair back with a ponytail holder and was about to dress when light raked across the water's edge before her.
5
Goody StayPut elastics Goody touts the "patent-pending technology" behind these ponytail holders.
Usage of wrap around in English
1
For a second, her mind wouldn't wrap around what had just happened.
2
In most cases, C-shaped arms underneath the train wrap around a guideway.
3
Then use tape to wrap around and keep the splint in place.
4
I hadn't noticed until I felt Toni's warm hands wrap around them.
5
Refinery pipelines wrap around the city as tightly as a woven basket.
6
Save your strong string, to wrap around packages going by parcel post.
7
Shay shivered as she allowed her arms to wrap around his neck.
8
Her brain couldn't quite seem to wrap around the reality of it.
9
Will's arms wrap around me and he gives me a bear hug.
10
In one motion Bluepoint's hands wrap around Tom's throat choking him off.
11
Their composite is used like Styrofoam to wrap around and cushion fragile products.
12
Money, another protective layer we can wrap around ourselves, felt like good insurance.
13
Geometric equations allowed early cartographers to visualize how continents wrap around the Earth.
14
Bands of ice began to wrap around their arms, binding their wrists together.
15
I turn to bolt just as his arms wrap around me.
16
His arms wrap around my waist, pulling my body into his.
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Wrap around through the time
Wrap around across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common