Similar words: cover, covert, recover, cover up, uncover, recovery, coverage, over there. Meaning: ['kʌvəd] 
adj. overlaid or spread or topped with or enclosed within something; sometimes used as a combining form.
adj. overlaid or spread or topped with or enclosed within something; sometimes used as a combining form. 
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151. The artist's smock was covered in paint.
152. The hilltops were covered with a sprinkling of snow.
153. Everything was covered in a thick shroud of dust.
154. The grave was quickly covered in.
155. His face was covered in blood.
156. The windows were covered in frost.
157. They were starving and covered with sores.
158. The instructions he left covered all eventualities.
159. A peach skin is covered with fuzz.
160. She covered him with a blanket.
161. The baby's head was covered in fine blond hair.
162. Always keep food covered to prevent contamination by flies.
163. The subway was covered in graffiti.
164. Her hands are covered in sores. Sentencedict.com
165. Luxuriant forests covered the hillside.
166. Ivy covered the front face of the house.
167. The police had covered the body with a sheet.
168. His body was covered in bruises and cigarette burns.
169. The furniture was covered in dust sheets.
170. The top of the mountain was covered in cloud.
171. The police covered the exits to the building.
172. The article covered a wide range of topics.
173. The frocks were covered in sequins, thousands of them.
174. The ground was covered with windfalls.
175. Cats are covered with soft skin.
176. The rocks near the river were covered with moss.
177. The legs of my jeans were covered in mud.
178. A sheet of ice covered the lake.
179. The windscreen was covered with frost.
180. The soles of my feet were covered in blisters.
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