Words and phrases that have a meaning related to unwrapping:  (139 results)
Often used in the same context:
unpacking, wrapping, munching, petits fours, chewing, mince pie, unbox, tucking, bubble wrap, gorging, wolfing, crinkling, dreading, unrolling, scarfing, stuffing, sleigh bell, chomped, gluing, peppermint candy, plum pudding, snuffling, fidget, slathering, imagining, daydreaming, splurge, waking, lugging, devouring, steamed pudding, tin foil, plopping, delights, squirrelled, peeling, rummaging, giftwrapping, tidying, cuddling, perusing, eyeballing, assembling, cinnamon toast, slaving, stollen, encasing, snacking, drooling, dabbing, neapolitan ice cream, prepping, christmas tree, bedecking, uncurling, brandy butter, savoring, stocking, pepper grinder, shivering, packing, salivating, cherishing, kriss kringle, overstuff, rewinding, bunging, peanut brittle, precooking, tickling, spoonfeeding, feasting, stowing, powdering, oyster stuffing, squirming, overindulging, gift wrapping, buttering, faffing, steeling, masticating, giggling, procrastinating, baking, mummifying, rosh hashanah, scotch tape, digestive biscuit, valentine day, x raying, clutching, chirruping, broody hen, puckering, discarding, pease pudding, holiday season, busied, gifting, gazing, chocolate truffle, filtering, plotting, sharpening, smoothing, averaging, blurring, calculating, calculation, chaining, climbing, coding, cognisance, cognizance, compounding, counting, digging, dipping, disciplining, search, traversal, calculational, checking, disassembly, drawing, efficient, extraction, feasible, nonrecursive, optimized, programming, propagation, retrieval, rounding, scaling, scan, semiautomated, semiautomatic
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— Nouns for unwrapping: process, algorithm, procedure, algorithms, presents, operation, sandwiches, path, paths, direction, motions, more...

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