cloth wrapper; bundle; burden; comedic gag
Meanings
4 senses · 9 examplesnoun
cloth for wrapping things; wrapper
Traditionally a square cloth used to bundle personal items.
She wrapped the clothes in a blue cloth wrapper.
This old silk wrapper was my grandmother's.
noun
bundle; package (wrapped in cloth)
Refers to the bundle itself, not the modern cardboard box.
He went out with a small bundle slung over his shoulder.
He stuffed all his belongings into a large cloth bundle.
noun
burden; load (psychological or emotional)
Common metaphorical use for worries, guilt, or responsibilities that weigh on one's mind.
He always carries a heavy psychological burden and lives a tiring life.
You can't view supporting your parents as a burden.
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He finally unloaded the burden in his heart and felt incredibly relaxed.
noun
comedic gag; punchline (in crosstalk or folk arts)
technicalA specialized term in traditional Chinese comedic performance, particularly Xiangsheng (相声), referring to the setup and delivery of a joke.
The gag the crosstalk performer delivered was a huge hit, causing the whole audience to roar with laughter.
A good clapper talk routine needs several brilliant comedic gags.