Definitions
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noun
A lid or top.
Examples
- Put the cover back on the pot once it boils.
- The cover of the trash can was left open.
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noun
A place where you can hide.
Examples
- The soldiers took cover behind a ruined building.
- She used the bushes as cover while she waited.
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noun
The front and back part of a book or magazine.
Examples
- The magazine's cover had a photo of the winning team.
- Her book has a bright yellow cover.
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noun
The top sheet or blanket on a bed.
Examples
- She pulled the cover up to keep warm.
- The hotel bed had a crisp white cover.
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noun
A cloth put over something to protect it.
Examples
- We bought a waterproof cover for the outdoor furniture.
- The car's cover kept the dust and rain off overnight.
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noun
An envelope or packet, in old-fashioned use.
Examples
- He put the letters in a cover and sealed it.
- The clerk gave her a cover to mail the papers.
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noun
A fee you pay to enter a club.
Examples
- There's a fifteen-dollar cover tonight.
- The club does not charge cover before nine o'clock.
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noun
A place set at a table for one diner.
Examples
- We need to set another cover for the Smith party.
- A cover was always laid for him at dinner.
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noun
A new version of a song by a different artist.
Examples
- The band's cover of the old song became a hit.
- She performed a quiet cover of the popular ballad.
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noun
A fielding position in cricket on the off side.
Examples
- The captain moved his best fielder to cover.
- He took a sharp catch at cover.
