to cover

To take steps to protect yourself from blame, often by keeping records or blaming others

To deal with a larger area or more topics

Decide something about a person or thing by how they look

To hide something so people cannot see or find out about it

To do or say something to hide someone's bad action

To move to a place that protects you from danger or bad weather

To come out of hiding into the open

To read every page of a book or magazine from start to finish

An attempt to hide a crime or scandal from the public

A short letter you send with a job application to introduce yourself and say why you fit the job

The amount of sky covered by clouds

An attractive woman whose photo is on a magazine's front cover

Military aircraft protect soldiers or ships from enemy attack during an operation

An extra fee each person pays to enter a restaurant or club, not for food and drink

A heavy round metal lid that covers an opening in a street or pavement

Plants that grow low and spread over soil to protect it in gardens

A crop grown to protect and improve soil

A new recording or performance of a song originally sung by another artist

A young man who appears on a magazine front cover as a fashion model

A new recording of a song that another artist made popular

A removable cloth or plastic layer that protects a mattress from dirt and spills

A large cloth that lies on top of a bed to protect it and make it look nice

An object placed over something to keep it safe from damage

A flat hard plate that closes an opening to protect the parts inside

A removable cover, often plastic or cloth, that protects machines like a printer from dust when not in use

A removable cap that protects a camera lens from dust and scratches

A book with thin, flexible paper on the outside rather than a hard cover

A small thin glass piece placed over a sample on a microscope slide to protect it and aid viewing

A thin flat piece of glass placed over a specimen on a microscope slide

A hard outer layer of glass that protects a device screen from scratches and drops

A person who often makes new versions of other people's songs or who loves cover bands

A paper cover on a book that protects it and shows the title and author

A large cloth put over furniture to keep off dust

A material like carpet or wood placed on the floor to protect it and make it look nicer

A cardboard or paper sleeve that protects a vinyl record

A book with a flexible paper cover instead of a hard cover