IPA: /ˈræpəˌraʊnd/
KK: /ˈræpəˌraʊnd/
Describing something that is designed to be wrapped around the body or another object, often fitting closely and securely.
She wore a stylish wraparound dress that accentuated her figure.
An item, often clothing, that is designed to be wrapped around the body, or a feature in text formatting that allows text to flow around an object.
She wore a beautiful wraparound dress to the party.
Wraparound → It is formed from "wrap" (from Old English *wrappian*, meaning to cover or envelop) and "around" (meaning in a circular direction or surrounding). The word "wraparound" describes something that covers or surrounds in a circular manner.
Imagine something that 'covers' ('wrap') and goes 'around' — that's how you remember that 'wraparound' means to envelop or encircle something.
No commonly confused words.