methodcover

noun
UK /ˈmɛθədˌkʌvə/
US /ˈmɛθədˌkʌvər/

A methodcover is a special cover that keeps a way of doing something safe and neat.

The teacher put a methodcover over the steps so the young students could follow them easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A protective layer placed over a written plan of steps.

He slipped the methodcover over the recipe card to keep it clean.

3. A tool used to hide or protect a particular way of working.

The factory used a methodcover to keep dust off the machine's instructions.

4. A book jacket designed for a guide about how to do something.

The library added a methodcover to the craft manual.