from cover to cover's Usage Examples:

During levels, players move from cover to cover as they clear the area of enemies, gradually making their way toward.

contained stay plugs, serving stays which extended through the tubes from cover to cover through the firebox.

The program allows students to memorize the Quran from cover to cover and recite the surahs fluently.

contemporary source: "a broad smile, more or less, chiefly more, from cover to cover.

year, the newspaper made use of the slogan "The only paper you read from cover to cover", in keeping with the new editorial policy of improving every single.

father, he published his own magazine where he wrote all the stories from cover to cover, using different names as authors.

example; the book refers to English billiards simply as "billiards", from cover to cover.

Shirk read the entire 23-volume 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica from cover to cover in four and a half years, reading on average three hours per evening.

from Central Lancashire Printers to Trinity Mirror, going colour from cover to cover on 100% recycled paper.

aircraft or targets that minimize their exposure time by quickly moving from cover to cover.

was exposed to fire for only short periods of time as they moved from cover to cover.

and from cover to cover there is no gleam of humour to brighten its dreariness.

[permanent dead link] [1] "Jam from cover to cover".

Synonyms:

plank, butter, blindfold, surface, recover, besmear, crape, aluminise, steel, carpet, envelop, bind, blacklead, paper, smother, surround, parcel, mask, board up, crepe, bread, sheet, spritz, coat, ice, mulch, foil, enwrap, dust, sheathe, cloak, laminate, plaster over, wrap, mound over, frost, wash, coif, drape, canvas, whiteout, white out, pall, concrete, roof, lime, daub, lag, aluminize, flake, hold, paint, bank, spread over, line, bedaub, straw, plank over, face, spread, clapboard, smear, paste, gravel, jacket, crown, enclose, cowl, blanket, apply, hood, veneer, feather, enfold, overlay, wrap up, block out, grass, bark, wax, felt, flash, put on, oil, grease, sod, plaster, canopy, turf, beplaster, stick on, wallpaper, tile, brush, spray, blinker,

Antonyms:

unmask, uncover, unextended, unprepared, clean,