laminate
verbUK /ˈlæmɪneɪt/
US /ˈlæməneɪt/
To stick thin layers of something together to make it strong.
They laminate the paper so it won't tear.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To cover something with a thin, clear plastic layer for protection.
She laminated her recipe cards so they stay clean.
3. A material made by pressing thin layers together.
The countertop is made of laminate.
4. To split into thin layers.
The rock tends to laminate under pressure.