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blanket with

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blanket someone or something with something
Fig. to cover someone or something with something. They blanketed the flames with a layer of foam. The children blanketed Jimmy with leaves and pretended he was lost.
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That way, when one begins to get especially dirty, you can clandestinely switch out the offending blanket with a clean version.
For a bridal shower, the bride-to-be would love to have a blanket with her new last name on it.
You can make a polar fleece blanket with only the fabric and a good pair of scissors.
 
 
 
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