loose cover

noun

a fitted but easily removable cloth cover for a chair, sofa, etc US and Canadian nameslipcover

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Transfer to a large Cornish crucible and fuse under a loose cover at a high temperature for from 15 to 20 minutes.

The magazines did not fall to the floor, but the fluttering of the loose cover of the one on top made a noise.

Dr. Beauregard repeated, and suddenly dropped the butt of his musket upon the loose cover of the chest.

The top of the cells is level with the upper platform, and they are fed through a loose cover, which is immediately replaced.

A loose cover is placed over the container, to keep out dust.

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