wrap-around
adjectiveUK /ˈræp.ə.raʊnd/
US /ˈræp.ə.raʊnd/
Something that goes all the way around something else.
She wore a wrap-around skirt that tied at the side.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A piece of clothing or fabric that wraps around the body and fastens.
He put on a wrap-around apron before cooking.
3. Curving or extending around the sides, as of a screen or desk.
The new phone has a wrap-around display.
4. In computing, the act of a value going past its limit and starting again from the beginning.
The counter hit wrap-around after reaching its maximum value.
5. A style of sunglasses with lenses that curve around the face.
She wore wrap-around sunglasses on the beach.