Definition of Record cover

1. Noun. A sleeve for storing a phonograph record.

Exact synonyms: Record Sleeve
Generic synonyms: Sleeve

Lexicographical Neighbors of Record Cover

recopyrighting
recopyrights
record
record-breaker
record-breaking
record-holder
record-keeper
record album
record base
record book
record changer
record chart
record charts
record communication
record company
record cover (current term)
record hop
record jacket
record label
record labels
record locator
record of decision
record player
record players
record rim
record sleeve
recordable
recordance
recordation
recordations

Literary usage of Record cover

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Scientific American Reference Book by Albert Allis Hopkins, Alexander Russell Bond (1913)
"... record, cover- ш$ a distance of 118 miles, with a passenger, from' Savigny-sur-Brage to Paria, ..."

2. Prosecution and Defense: Practical Directions and Forms for the Grand-jury by Joel Prentiss Bishop (1901)
"The foregoing forms for the record cover the ordinary ground. One by comparing them with the elucidations in " Criminal Procedure " will see how any others, ..."

3. A Guide to Massachusetts Local History: Being a Bibliographic Index to the by Charles Allcott Flagg (1907)
"Rochester's official bi-centennial record. Cover-title: Bi-centennial celebration of Rochester. Wareham, Marion and Mattapoisett, July 22, 1879. ..."

4. The Dial edited by Francis Fisher Browne (1904)
"... chapters have been added, making the record cover something like thirty-five years of our annals. " From Reconstruction to Expansion " is the sub-title, ..."

5. Report of the Commission on Industrial and Technical Education by Carroll Davidson Wright, William Mather, E. Swaysland (1906)
"How many does that record cover? We have as a rule about one hundred and ten apprentices, and we send out every year something like twenty or thirty. ..."

6. Report of the Commission on Industrial and Technical Education by Carroll Davidson Wright, William Mather, E. Swaysland (1906)
"... have remained working men have become men in very good positions, who have seldom changed their employment. Mr. WRIGHT. How many does that record cover? ..."

7. Vegetation Monitoring: An Annotated Bibliography edited by Caryl L. Elzinga, Angela G. Evenden (1998)
"Smaller nested plots, of various sizes, were used to tally seedlings, and record cover and frequency measurements for shrub and herbaceous species. ..."

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