Cellophane is a thin, transparent material made from cellulose that is used for wrapping food and other items. It is also known as 'cellulose film' or 'cellulose membrane'. The term CELLOPHANE can be broken down into five words: WRAP (4 letters), EBB (3 letters), ACETATE (7 letters), AMOS (4 letters), and ENWRAPS (7 letters). WRAP is a verb meaning to cover something with a layer of material, such as cellophane. EBB is a verb meaning to gradually decrease in size or intensity. ACETATE is a type of plastic made from cellulose ACETATE, which is used to make cellophane. AMOS is a Hebrew prophet who wrote the book of AMOS in the Bible. ENWRAPS is a verb meaning to WRAP something tightly. Together, these words describe the process of wrapping something with cellophane.