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to put something over something else in a way that hides or protects it
to envelop something in a layer of material
to provide a report on or talk about an event in a news piece or media
(of a bird or animal) to settle on top of eggs to keep them warm and facilitate hatching
(of an area) to extend over a specific distance
to encompass or include a range of topics, issues, or situations
to oversee, manage, or attend to a designated region or domain
to traverse or move over a certain distance, terrain, or area
to direct a firearm toward a target, typically a person
to monitor or oversee a particular area or situation to ensure security or compliance
(of a fielder) to move into position to receive a throw aimed at a specific base
to take precautionary measures to minimize or avoid negative consequences
to clothe or provide a protective layer over something
to take up a defensive position to guard against an opposing player's movements or potential attacks
(of a male animal) to mate with a female animal for the purpose of reproduction
(of a material or substance) to extend or apply evenly across an area or object
(of a sum of money) to be adequate to pay for a particular cost or expense
to fill the position or substitute for another person
something that protects or conceals a thing by being put over, on, or around it
a blanket or quilt used to keep someone warm while sleeping
the protective outer page of a magazine or book
a fabricated identity and background used to conceal someone's true identity, especially for undercover agents
a version of a song performed or recorded by someone other than the original artist
What is a "cover"?
A cover refers to a new performance or recording of a song that was originally performed by another artist. The cover version may stay close to the original in style and arrangement or may include new interpretations and variations. A cover allows various artists to present their own unique take on the music, often bringing their unique style or perspective to the work.
suppressive fire aimed to hinder the enemy's ability to attack your forces
a fixed fee you pay to enter a restaurant or nightclub, besides what you spend on food and drinks
a lid or cap used to close or seal the top of a container
the act of hiding something from sight by blocking the view
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