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Definition of cover
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Cover (v. t.) To
envelop;
to
clothe,
as with a
mantle
or
cloak..
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Miller
::
Miller
(n.) A moth or
lepidopterous
insect;
-- so
called
because
the wings
appear
as if
covered
with white dust or
powder,
like a
miller's
clothes.
Called
also moth
miller..
Barn
::
Barn (n.) A
covered
building
used
chiefly
for
storing
grain,
hay, and other
productions
of a farm. In the
United
States
a part of the barn is often used for
stables..
Dumpling
::
Dumpling
(n.) A
roundish
mass of dough
boiled
in soup, or as a sort of
pudding;
often,
a cover of paste
inclosing
an apple or other
fruit,
and
boiled
or
baked;
as, an apple
dumpling..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.)
Restoration
from
sickness,
weakness,
faintness,
or the like;
restoration
from a
condition
of
mistortune,
of
fright,
etc..
Pomegranate
::
Pomegranate
(n.) The fruit of the tree
Punica
Granatum;
also, the tree
itself
(see
Balaustine),
which is
native
in the
Orient,
but is
successfully
cultivated
in many warm
countries,
and as a house plant in
colder
climates.
The fruit is as large as an
orange,
and has a hard rind
containing
many
rather
large
seeds,
each one
separately
covered
with
crimson,
acid
pulp..
Cover
::
Cover (v. t.) To
invest
(one's
self with
something);
to bring upon
(one's
self);
as, he
covered
himself
with
glory..
Crownwork
::
Crownwork
(n.) A work
consisting
of two or more
bastioned
fronts,
with their
outworks,
covering
an
enceinte,
a
bridgehead,
etc., and
connected
by wings with the main work or the river
bank..
Epibolic
::
Epibolic
(a.)
Growing
or
covering
over; -- said of a kind of
invagination.
See under
Invagination.
Zincification
::
Zincification
(n.) The act or
process
of
applying
zinc; the
condition
of being
zincified,
or
covered
with zinc;
galvanization..
Discoverable
::
Discoverable
(a.)
Capable
of being
discovered,
found out, or
perceived;
as, many
minute
animals
are
discoverable
only by the help of the
microscope;
truths
discoverable
by human
industry..
Denude
::
Denude
(v. t.) To
divest
of all
covering;
to make bare or
naked;
to
strip;
to
divest;
as, to
denude
one of
clothing,
or
lands..
Scoth
::
Scoth (v. t.) To
clothe
or cover up.
Testudo
::
Testudo
(n.) A cover or
screen
which a body of
troops
formed
with their
shields
or
targets,
by
holding
them over their heads when
standing
close to each
other.
This cover
resembled
the back of a
tortoise,
and
served
to
shelter
the men from
darts,
stones,
and other
missiles.
A
similar
defense
was
sometimes
formed
of
boards,
and moved on
wheels..
Shell
::
Shell (n.) The hard
covering
of an egg.
Apron
::
Apron (n.) The fat skin
covering
the belly of a goose or duck.
Cap
::
Cap (v. i.) To
uncover
the head
respectfully.
Clothes
::
Clothes
(n. pl.)
Covering
for the human body;
dress;
vestments;
vesture;
-- a
general
term for
whatever
covering
is worn, or is made to be worn, for
decency
or
comfort..
Curfew
::
Curfew
(n.) The
ringing
of an
evening
bell,
originally
a
signal
to the
inhabitants
to cover
fires,
extinguish
lights,
and
retire
to rest, --
instituted
by
William
the
Conqueror;
also, the bell
itself..
Squamate
::
Squamata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
edentates
having
the body
covered
with
large,
imbricated
horny
scales.
It
includes
the
pangolins..
Ekaboron
::
Ekaboron
(n.) The name given by
Mendelejeff
in
accordance
with the
periodic
law, and by
prediction,
to a
hypothetical
element
then
unknown,
but since
discovered
and named
scandium;
-- so
called
because
it was a
missing
analogue
of the boron
group.
See
Scandium..
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