clad

Object

• leather: What you get is a view over the Big Bike's handlebars, with a pair of black leather clad hands gripping them.
• timber: The property also has several timber framed store sheds, along with a timber clad traditional barn.
• steel: The boiler casing is insulated and stainless steel clad.
• lady: Smartly clad ladies now wear their welly boots in the city and the high street not just on the farm.
• panel: Black cement cladding panels wrap the existing annex structure, blocking off all existing windows.
• girl: Still its a good excuse for some scantily clad girls on the front page.

Modifies a noun

• hillside: Nestling gently into the pine clad hillside this very charming stone clad country cottage is an absolute delight.
• moorland: The railroad passes through a variety of scenery, from wooded valley to heather clad moorland.
• hill: There are panoramic coastal views, with 14 acres of birch clad hills to the rear of the property.
• elevation: The estate comprises 61 units, of which 16 are of modern steel portal frame structure with brick and metal clad elevations.
• mountain: He dwells on the top of the snow clad mountain.
• slope: Its bush clad southern slopes connected with the bush to the west of the pa.

Modifying Another Word

• scantily: Sitting by the roadside is a scantily clad woman who with maternal care shelters her child from the biting blast.
• lightly: The Master and 1st Officer received burns to arms and upper bodies through being lightly clad.

Preposition: in

• garb: He was an aged man, clad in seafaring garb, with an old pea-jacket buttoned up to his throat.
• robe: The earth is clad in robes of purest white.
• armor: The newcomer was clad in black armor, inscribed with images that seemed to writhe with a life of their own.
• garment: Clad in a narrow woolen garment, her bosom was covered with golden stars, the feet being left naked.
• rag: Why are crushed millions toiling, gaunt, clad in rags, unfed?
• gown: Toward him is advancing a lady, clad in a full gown, colored rather a deeper yellow than the man's tunic.