re-covered
Given new surface
Re-covered means covered again—fitted with a new covering after the original wore out or was removed: We had the sofa re-covered in leather, The old tennis balls were re-covered for practice.
The hyphen distinguishes it from recovered, meaning regained or restored to health.
Given new fabric covering
- fabricWoven or knit material
- cushionsSoft padded supports
- paddingMaterial for cushioning
- foamBubble-filled substance
leather · vinyl · stitching · seams · piping · tufting · slipcover · armrest
Protected from harm
- shelteredKept safe from harm
- guardedWary and restrained
- securedMade fast or obtained
- insulatedShielded from heat loss
armored · fortified · canopy · awning · lid · cap · screening · netting
Gathered and tied together
- drapedHung in loose folds
- swathedWrapped in layers
- encasedCompletely surrounded by covering
- envelopedFully enclosed around
sheathed · shrouded · tarped · blanketed · plastic · tarpaulin · cellophane · gauze
Covered road anew
- asphaltPetroleum-based paving material
- concreteSolid building mixture
- tarmacPaved airport surface
- gravelLoose small rock fragments
sealant · topcoat · laminate · veneer · refinished · repainted · recoated · flooring
Retrieved from the ground
- uncoveredMade visible or known
- retrievedObtained again after loss
- locatedFound the position of
- tracedFollowed back to origin
tracked down · stumbled upon · came across · revealed · exposed · excavated · dug up
reupholstered
Given new fabric covering
foam · leather · vinyl · stitching · seams · piping · tufting · slipcover · armrest · headrest
shielded
Protected from harm
insulated · armored · fortified · canopy · awning · lid · cap · screening · netting · mesh
bundled
Gathered and tied together
enveloped · sheathed · shrouded · tarped · blanketed · plastic · tarpaulin · cellophane · gauze · bandaged
repaved
Covered road anew
gravel · sealant · topcoat · laminate · veneer · refinished · repainted · recoated · flooring · roofing
unearthed
Retrieved from the ground
traced · tracked down · stumbled upon · came across · revealed · exposed · excavated · dug up