wraps

Finishes filming, say

Wraps is most commonly the third-person singular of the verb wrap, meaning to cover or enclose something by folding material around it: She wraps all her gifts in brown paper.

As a plural noun, wraps are outer garments or coverings, and also tortillas rolled around fillings.

The phrase under wraps means kept secret or concealed from public knowledge.

If you have something wrapped up, you've finished or secured it; a wrap-up is a summary or conclusion.

food

burrito

Filled, wrapped tortilla

tortillaThin unleavened Mexican bread
gyroRotating mass or sandwich
shawarmaCarved rotating-spit meat

fajita · taco · dolma · tamale · crepe · blintz · enchilada · dumpling · samosa · lumpia

covering

shroud

Burial cloth or covering

tarpaulinWaterproof protective sheeting
clingfilmThin adhesive food covering
shrinkwrapHeat-sealed plastic film

foil · paper · cellophane · packaging · dustcover · protective · canvas · sheeting · bundle · swaddle

clothing

shawl

Draped shoulder covering

scarfNeck-warming fabric strip
stoleTook without permission
pashminaSoft Himalayan goat fiber

sarong · poncho · cape · cloak · snood · mantilla · abaya · hijab · dupatta · keffiyeh

bandage

gauze

Open-weave medical fabric

dressingSauce for salads
compressReduce volume by force
elasticAble to stretch, rebounds

adhesive · strapping · swathe · splint · tourniquet · wound · sprain · support · cohesive · self-adhesive

film

production

Making or generating something

shootingDischarging a weapon
post-productionAfter-the-shoot work phase
completionAct of finishing

director · set · crew · filming · studio · scene · cut

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shawl

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