rewrapper

English

Etymology

From rewrap +‎ -er.

Noun

rewrapper (plural rewrappers)

1. One who wraps again.
   • 1999, Joyce A. Tyldesley, The Mummy: Unwrap the ancient secrets of the mummies' tombs:

     Those responsible for her rewrapping had taken the opportunity to slip the remains of a second, even more damaged mummy into her bandages. Some embalmers and rewrappers had clearly struggled to prepare the deceased for the Afterlife.