wrapper

In her wrapper she ran out into the hallway and found him descending the stairs.

Need I suggest what was the need—the urgent need—for suppressing that wrapper?

She has on only her nightgown and a wrapper over it; her bare feet are thrust into slippers.

I grasped my knapsack and my wrapper, and stole furtively away.

There was the wrapper, the bottle, and the white powder inside, some sort of powder!

I bent low down and groped for her foot under the flounces of the wrapper.

He looked at his cigar; the wrapper was broken and he licked the place with a fat tongue.

She was ill-dressed, in a morning wrapper, and looked to him to be at least as old as her husband.

By this time Drake had got its wrapper off and revealed a jewel case.

The third covering was a wrapper of tissue paper, which was spread out in its turn.