Covered up
Loose
Loose verb - To cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with force.
Covered up is an antonym for loose.
Both terms in one sentence
- And, you know, not noticing a Ryoh parachuting onto the roof not three metres away from them... even when they get nearly covered up by the loose parachute.
Source: Video Game / Warbears -
Her hair is usually waist or hip-length, worn loose during "I Dreamed a Dream" (even if it was covered up earlier), and in particular it confers on her a dignity that she lacks after her Traumatic Haircut.
Source: Theatre / Les Misérables
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