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- cover against
cover against
cover someone or something against something
1. to cover someone or something as protection against something. You should cover your ears against the cold. I covered little Jimmy against the night's drafts. I covered myself against the driving rain.
2. Rur. [for an insurer] to provide insurance on someone or something against some peril. The insurance policy covered us against losses. This policy covers your car against theft.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Zack | | [zæk] | |
| Milivoj | | MEE-lee-voi (Croatian, Serbian) | Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Medieval Slavic |
| Faye | | ['feijə] | |
| Gabinus | | - | Late Roman |
| Bateman | | ['beitmən] | |
| Calista | | kə-LIS-tə (English), kah-LEE-stah (Spanish) | English, Portuguese, Spanish |