clad
/klæd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of clothe; to dress or provide with clothing.
- The monks clad themselves in simple robes.
- He clad the statue in a ceremonial cloak.
- She clad her children in warm coats before the snowstorm.
- To cover or coat with a layer of material.
- They clad the cable in a protective plastic sheath.
- The workers clad the exterior of the house with brick.
- The artist clad the sculpture in gold leaf.
adjective
- Dressed or covered in a particular type of clothing or material.
- The knight was clad in shining armor.
- The hikers were clad in warm jackets and boots.
- She was clad in a beautiful silk gown for the ceremony.
- Covered or coated with a layer of a different material, especially for protection or decoration.
- The pipes are clad with insulation to prevent heat loss.
- The steel beams were clad in fire-resistant panels.
- The building was clad in white marble.