clingfilm

clingfilm
noun /ˈklɪŋfɪlm/
Thin plastic film used as a wrap for food etc.; Saran Wrap.

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  • clingfilm — n. thin transparent sheets used for packaging foods and other products …   English contemporary dictionary

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