apron
/ˈær.pɒn/Definitions
1. noun
a piece of fabric worn over the front of the body, typically tied around the waist, used for protection or as a decoration when cooking, painting, etc.
“The artist wore an apron to protect her clothes from paint stains.”
2. noun
a strip of fabric, etc., attached to a garment, especially a skirt or a dress, to fasten it or to add a decorative touch.
“The dress had a decorative apron at the back with intricate embroidery.”
3. verb
to cover or decorate something with an apron, typically to protect it or to make it look more attractive.
“The chef aproned the table with a white tablecloth to create a formal atmosphere.”