To cover or spread over; to cover up or conceal from above

the joint that connects the upper and lower leg

to hide or cover up something to keep it from being known; to conceal truth or feelings

to contain completely; to comprise; to include

The ratio or percentage of an area or total scope covered by something; often refers to forest or vegetation coverage, but also used generally for the extent of any coverage

To cover up; to place a lid or cover onto something.

The area or extent covered by a layer of something such as snow, forest, or rainfall

to stamp with an official seal or chop; to ratify

lid; cover; cap; top; anything that fits over the top of a container

Gates (name)

blotting out the sky and covering the earth; arriving in overwhelming quantities; all-pervasive

to affix a seal or stamp to a document to verify it or sign off on it

the Gaelic language or the people of Celtic origin in Scotland, Ireland, or the Isle of Man

to cover or overspread; to hide from view by placing something over it

bedding; bedclothes; quilts and mattresses

the lid or cover for a pot, saucepan, or wok

to rebuild or renovate a house or building after tearing down the old structure

bottle cap; a cover for the mouth of a bottle typically made of metal or plastic

To cover tightly from above; to conceal by covering over.

to cap, seal, or cover something

kneecap; the small bone at the front of the knee joint

hood or bonnet of a car

surpassing all others of one's generation in talent or achievement; peerless; matchless

The official secret police of Nazi Germany and German-occupied Europe

skull; cranium; the protective bony structure that surrounds the brain

a general covering for the head, such as a cap or topping

coming down directly on the head and face; used to describe a sudden, fierce, and overwhelming onslaught of things like rain, snow, or harsh criticism

trying to cover up a mistake or truth only makes it more obvious; the more one hides, the more one is exposed

bedspread; bedcover

to build or construct a house

George Gallup (1901–1984), American statistician, or the Gallup Poll (consultancy) founded by him

Sergei or Sergey; a common Russian male given name

Gatsby (name)

rice served with meat and vegetables placed on top

a surname, most commonly associated with Bill Gates

English female given name Abigail

skull or cranium; the top part of the head

(colloquial) The top part of the skull; the crown of the head.

The name of the "roof" radical [[宀|宀|mian2]], Kangxi radical 40

The top part of a structure or container, such as a roof, lid, or coping

A lidded tea bowl, typically made of porcelain and often including a matching saucer

the hard nail at the tip of a finger

to give a final verdict on a person's life or a historical event after it has concluded; to pass final judgment

Zoigê County, also known as Ruo'ergai, in Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture [[阿坝藏族羌族自治州|阿壩藏族羌族自治州|a1 ba4 zang4 zu2 qiang1 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], northwest Sichuan

A layer of ice covering an extensive tract of land, such as a continental glacier.

back cover or outer shell, such as the back panel of a mobile phone or the shell of a crab

To stamp a document with a seal or stamp; to officialize a paper with an ink mark.

(bound form) an ornate canopy or domed umbrella over an emperor's or high official's carriage; by extension, the carriage itself, or a halo/aureole resembling such a canopy

bedding rolled up into a bundle for travel or storage