In Case or Encase?

Incase is an incorrect spelling of encase. Encase is a verb, which means to enclose something within another matter. When you mean something like this, always use encase over incase. According to the Cambridge dictionary, encase means “to cover or surround something.

Is just in case one word?

Just in case you haven't figured this out already: the expression “in case” is two words, not one. There is a brand of equipment covers sold under the incase brand, but that's a very different matter, to be used only when you need something in which to encase your iPad.

What does just encase mean?

Encase is a verb that means to entirely cover or enclose an object or person.