Cover and Wind

Cover

Cover verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.

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Wind and cover are semantically related in wrap topic. In some cases you can use "Wind" instead a verb "Cover".

Nearby Words: covered, covering, coverage, coverlet

Wind verb - To follow a circular or spiral course.

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Cover and wind are semantically related in bend topic. Sometimes you can use "Cover" instead a verb "Wind", if it concerns topics such as wrap.

Nearby Words: windy, winding, windless, windstorm, winder

old	old cover	old wind
good	good cover	good wind
high	high cover	high wind
original	original cover	original wind
Other adjectives: light, hard, blue, bad, new, red, aforementioned.

The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli has Venus fully nude though her hands cover her breasts and her long hair is blowing in the wind to conveniently cover her genitals.

Source: Scenery Censor
However, overuse of them can destroy cover your squad could have used, and you can potentially wind up needing to advance through a killing field of enemies with no cover locations.

Source: Video Game / XCOM: Long War
Judy Collins' cover of "Cat's in the Cradle" by Harry Chapin, on her album The Wind Beneath My Wings, sounds rather odd when she sings about her son calling her "dad".

Source: The Cover Changes the Gender

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