Country Dictionary

(also spelled raps) Australian and New Zealand slang for enthusiastic approval or praise, often used in a sporting context.

Coach Sheens has big wraps on the young halfback.

From film industry acronym "Wind reel and print" meaning rewind the film and print the rushes. Said by the director at the end of a scene, indicating that everything appears to be satisfactory. Hence; any task or event is complete.

"Check the gate and if the sound's OK, that's a wrap. Thanks everybody"

meaning something is over, done with, finished.

It's a wrap!

1. It's a successful task. 2. It's over.

1. ME: Is it good about me getting transferred out. BOSS: It's a wrap. It happens first thing Monday. 2. The second I think you're not taking this opportunity serious, it's a wrap for you. -50 Cent, from "The Money and The Power"

It’s over for everybody; a task/something is done.

If she doesn’t bring my sh’t back it’s wraps for her.

Burritos for white people.

Jennifer, could you order me a ham and cheese wrap?

to be caught up in something, to get in trouble

Oh shit, Blake got wrapped by the dean for selling weed at school. Yo, have you seen Will lately? Nah man, he got wrapped and his parents are letting him go out.