wraparound
/ˈræpwɒrʌnd/; /ˈræpɔːˌraʊnd/Definitions
1. noun
A window or other opening in a wall or building, typically with a hinged sash that can be swung outwards for ventilation or cleaning.
“The kitchen has a large wraparound window that lets in plenty of natural light.”
2. noun
A type of eyeglass lens or spectacle frame that covers the entire field of vision, often used to correct peripheral vision.
“She needed a wraparound lens to help her see the edges of the screen.”
3. verb
To provide with a wraparound window or other feature.
“The architect designed a house with wraparound porches to maximize the view.”
4. adjective
Extending around a corner or a curve, typically in a building or a room.
“The wraparound balcony offered a beautiful view of the city.”