Wrapper

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 575
rap'er, n. one who or that which wrap something. a loose outer garment of a woman. Write, Wrath, raih, «, violent anger (/>.] holy indign a pencil tion. [A.S. wrtedh, wrath (lit.) ‘a twist in the engrave temper.’ See Wroth.] v.i. Wrathful, rath'fool, ac/j., full of wrath: very ployed angry springing from or expre ing wrath.— letters adv. Wrath'fully. —«. "Wrath 'fulne . wntt'en.
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