sleeve
/ˈslɛv/; /ˈslɪv/Definitions
1. noun
a part of a garment that covers the arm, typically extending from the shoulder to the wrist.
“She wore a long sleeve shirt to protect her from the sun.”
2. verb
to remove the sleeve of something, typically a bottle or a cylinder.
“You need to sleeve the pipe before installing it.”
3. verb
to enclose something in a sleeve, typically to protect it during transport.
“The fragile electronics were sleeved in foam for shipping.”
4. noun
the protective covering of a cartridge or a bullet.
“The rifle’s sleeve was damaged and needed to be replaced.”
5. noun
a sleeve of bread, especially one that has been cooked in a steam oven.
“The Italian restaurant served a warm sleeve of garlic bread with the meal.”