un|cov|ered

un|cov|ered
un|cov|ered «uhn KUHV uhrd», adjective.
1. without a cover: »

an uncovered pot of soup, an uncovered head.

2. not protected by collateral or other security: »

an uncovered note.


Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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