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Etymology

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From Glad Wrap, a trade mark owned by the Union Carbide Corporation.

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glad wrap (uncountable)

  1. (Australia, New Zealand, sometimes US) Thin plastic film used as a wrap for food, etc.
    • 2008, Margot O'Neill, Blind Conscience[1], page 97:
      ‘My best one was using a Coles bread cake,’ says Ngareta Rossell. ‘You could cut it in half, take out the centre, put in a phone or charger wrapped in glad wrap, put the top back on and wrap it all up in glad wrap so the guards could see what it was.’
    • 2010, Lukas Volger, Veggie Burgers Every Which Way[2], page 118:
      Cover with a piece of glad wrap or a large tea towel and let stand in a warm place until doubled in size, 1 to 2 hours.
    • 2011, Patricia Murray-Chute, From Dinosaur to Dynamite: The Secret of Joyful Sex[3], page 123:
      Wrap each portion in glad wrap and place in freezer.

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