Cover
What does my dream about Cover really mean?
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Traditionally:
European (Judeo-Christian)
- To dream someone covering table: Economy in the household does distress
- Do it yourself: light impending illness.
Explanation & Definition:
Short explanation
Cover – to place something over or upon, so as to protect or conceal.
Synonyms of cover
verb: blanket, board up, bury, bush up, cache, camouflage, canopy, cap, carpet, cloak, clothe, coat, conceal, cover up, crown, curtain, daub, disguise, do on the sly, dress, eclipse, encase, enclose, enfold, ensconce, enshroud, envelop, hood, house, invest, layer, mantle, mask, obscure, overcast, overlay, overspread, protect, put on, screen, secrete, set on, shade, shield, shroud, stash, superimpose, superpose, surface, veil; related terms: spread over, frost, frost, daub, smear, roof, mulch, turf, bank, carpet, board up, bedaub, besmear, bark, coat, surface, butter, wallpaper, paper, canvas, wax, bread, blinker, blindfold, aluminise, aluminize, crown, sheet, uncover, expose.
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- Explanation of Cover is based on many independent sources about dreams. That covers different views of New Age Interpreters, visions of Ancient Times Diviners and even Old Prophecies of Archaic Civilizations. The most remarkable names of these Seers are Oracles of Egypt, Akashwani of India, Artemidorus Daldianus of Greece, Muhammad Ibn Sirin (Muslim prophet), Gustavus Hindman Miller (Christian interpreter), Sigmund Freud (Jewish atheists, father of psychoanalysis), Carl Jung (Jewish psychiatrist);
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