A protecting charm
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AMULETA protecting charm.
AMULETProtecting charm
AEGISA protecting power.
protectanta protecting agent
SHEATHEDHaving a protecting covering.
SLEEVEEnvelope protecting a record
protectantsPROTECTANT, a protecting agent
PARAPETProtecting railing of a bridge.
jettyprotecting frame of a pier
umbrellaA protecting force or influence
tegmentuma scale protecting a bud
weatherclotha protecting tarpaulin on deck
CQHYASeal a border, protecting workers (5)
weatherclothsWEATHERCLOTH, a protecting tarpaulin on deck
flangeto provide with a protecting rim
tegmentaTEGMENTUM, a scale protecting a bud
fingerstalla covering for protecting a finger
wirewaya tube for protecting electric wire
pallettea piece of armour protecting the armpit
flangedFLANGE, to provide with a protecting rim
fingerstallsFINGERSTALL, a covering for protecting a finger
flangesFLANGE, to provide with a protecting rim
defencesA means of protecting something from attack
wirewaysWIREWAY, a tube for protecting electric wire
pallettesPALLETTE, a piece of armour protecting the armpit
skippeta small box for protecting an official seal
trivetsdevice protecting a table top from hot objects
trivetdevice protecting a table top from hot objects
defencesMilitary measures or resources for protecting a country
declarationA statement asserting or protecting a legal right
declarationsA statement asserting or protecting a legal right
flangerone that flanges (to provide with a protecting rim)
skippetsSKIPPET, a small box for protecting an official seal
gorgetsa piece of armor protecting the throat see armor illustration
coleoptilethe first leaf in grasses and moncotyledons, a protecting plumule
flangersFLANGER, one that flanges (to provide with a protecting rim)
rearguardthe rear of an army; a body of troops protecting it
bridgeheada fortification protecting the end of a bridge nearest an enemy
coleoptilesCOLEOPTILE, the first leaf in grasses and moncotyledons, a protecting plumule
wrapperA piece of paper, plastic, or foil covering and protecting something sold