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gift-wrap

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gift-wrap (gftrp)
tr.v. gift-wrapped, gift-wrap·ping, gift-wraps
To wrap (something intended as a gift) in a decorative manner.
n.
Gift-wrapping.
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Verb1.gift-wrap - wrap (a gift) attractively
wrap, wrap up - arrange or fold as a cover or protection; "wrap the baby before taking her out"; "Wrap the present"
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gift-wrap [ˈgɪftˌræp] VTenvolver en papel de regalo


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``This year, in all, we'll gift-wrap 200,000 toys to be delivered to more than 450 local agencies requesting them for needy families,'' said Dave Phillips, president of the Children's Hunger Fund.
Gift-givers can give their presents a little extra pizazz with Gift Toppers, a unique gift-wrap doodad that's a combination greeting card and gift decoration.
28 that includes overnight lodging for one or two, shopping coupons from Union Square stores, free parking, evening wine reception and access to a hotel gift-wrap room stocked with wrapping paper, tape and ribbon.
 
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