cover's

Lid's or hides

Cover's is the possessive form of cover.

A book's cover, a magazine's cover, an album's cover—each has features that belong to it: The cover's design caught my eye.

A cover version of a song also takes the possessive: The cover's arrangement differs from the original.

In insurance, a policy's cover refers to what it protects against: The cover's scope doesn't include flood damage.

protection

shield's

Of a guard

hull's · armor's · blanket's · layer's · film's · membrane's · skin's · shell's

lid

top's

Belonging to the highest

  • seal'sOf a blubbery sea mammal
  • pot'sPossessive of vessel
  • jar'sPossessive of container

container's · box's · trunk's · coffin's · vessel's

book

jacket's

Outer garment's possessive

design's · title's · publisher's · edition's

music

version's

Of a particular iteration

album's

journalism

story's

Belonging to a narrative

correspondent's · editor's

concealment

front's

Of the forward face

  • mask'sPossessive of face covering
insurance

policy's

Of a formal rule

rider's

bedding

blanket's

Possessive of bedcover

Opposites
concealment/visibility

cover'sexposes

Makes visible or known

reveals · uncovers · bares · discloses · unmasks

physical protection

cover'suncovers

Reveals something hidden

exposes · strips · opens · bares · removes

scope/inclusion

cover'sexcludes

Deliberately leaves out

omits · ignores · overlooks · skips · neglects

Phrases
Family

cover, uncover, covering, covered, recovery, covers, coverage, discovered, uncovered

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