slipcovered
- adjective
- /ˈslɪpˌkʌvərd/
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con funda
- They bought a slipcovered sofa for easy cleaning.
Examples
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Many families prefer slipcovered furniture because it is easy to wash and maintain.
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We chose a slipcovered chair for the living room.
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The slipcovered armchair matched the curtains perfectly in the living room.
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The sofa is slipcovered in a bright floral pattern.
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The sofa is slipcovered, making it easy to clean and change its look.
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Many homeowners prefer slipcovered chairs because they can easily be washed.
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She chose a slipcovered loveseat to protect it from spills and stains.
Synonyms
Covered with cloth that hangs in loose folds, like curtains or a gown
Covered with soft, flowing fabric like curtains
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Etymology
The word slipcovered comes from the two simple words slip ('to slide') and cover ('something that goes over'), because the cloth 'slips' over furniture like a jacket. So, a slipcovered sofa has a removable fabric cover that you can take off to protect, clean, or change the look of the furniture.