envelopes

Synonyms for envelopes

noun wrapper

1705, from French enveloppe (13c.), a back-formation from envelopper "to envelop" (see envelop).

Clotilde, swear to me that you will keep the envelopes, and that you will send all my other papers to Ramond.

He seized the envelopes, threw them on the table, and searched among them feverishly.

One of the envelopes bore Hephzy's name and I, of course, did not open it.

The envelopes were of the proper size to receive the letters.

Then take the cards in the envelopes, sealed, down-stairs and deposit them in the mail-box.

Darcy broke the envelopes, and skimmed the contents of each.

And there's notepaper and envelopes and stamps, just the same as in London.

But inadvertently his eye caught the name “Blake” on one of the envelopes.

Half of the clerks seem scarcely able to read the addresses on the envelopes.

And here are the remains of a box of writing paper and envelopes.