to curtain

To put something over another thing to protect or hide it

To cover something completely, often with a cloth

To cover something so others cannot easily see or understand it

To cover something with cloth or leaves to give shade

To cover something completely so you cannot see or understand it

To make part of a room private by closing a curtain

To cover something with a protective layer, for example metal, leather or plastic

Show something that was hidden or secret

Remove a cover to show what is under it

To start a show by lifting the curtain

To close a curtain by pulling it across a window

To make part of a room private by closing a curtain

A curtain that hangs around a bathtub or shower to keep water inside

A moment at the end of a show when actors return to the stage to thank the audience for applause

The end of a performance, especially a play or show

A thin decorative cloth for a window that lets light in but hides the view

A strong political barrier that separated Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War

A small metal or plastic loop that hangs a curtain on a rod

A bag along a car roof that inflates to protect people's heads in side crashes and rollovers

A moment when a play or show ends and the curtain comes down

A large bag that inflates above side windows to protect heads in a side crash

A short event or performance that comes before the main show

Thin curtain with small holes that lets light in but stops people outside from seeing in

A heavy fireproof curtain lowered between the stage and audience to stop a fire from spreading

A short thin curtain that hangs partway up a window to let in light and give privacy

The final part of a show when the stage curtain goes down

An opening performance of a play or show

A private scolding that a wife gives her husband in the bedroom

A large curtain hung above the stage that lowers to make background scenery

A barrier that kept China separate from other countries, stopping travel, news, and contact

A curtain that is old, torn, and dirty

A large heavy cloth that hides the stage and opens or closes for a show