slipcover

IPA: sɫˈɪpkˈʌvɝ

A fitted protective or decorative cover that may be slipped off and on a piece of upholstered furniture, usually made of cloth.

Examples of "slipcover" in Sentences

First pressing came in a cardboard slipcover.
These videocassettes used cardboard slipcover packaging.
Endpapers and a full color slipcover depict scenes from the book.
The slipcover is a super soft microsuede material - much easier to clean.
Slipcover knowledge lately has been pooled and shared through this source.
It also has a washable slipcover, which is very important for a house with a new baby.
Inside the slipcover is a well design digipak that doesn't have multiple foldout piece but rather just opens like a book.
The back of the slipcover is a little better as there are several shots from the show and a nice chunk of black text that describes what the premise is.
The release is done with a standard single sized keepcase inside a slipcover, though the slipcover is a touch larger than usual as it also has to hold a booklet.
First, they have reinstated the original poster art, both on the cover and on the nicely embossed slipcover, which is a major improvement over the tacky work on the previous release.
Critics debunk such attempts as "flunk architecture" and deride it as 'slipcover' since it never explored either its own potential or helped societies cast their evolving identities.