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upholster

[uhp-hohl-ster, uh-pohl-] / ʌpˈhoʊl stər, əˈpoʊl- /
VERB
cover
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She followed the English country house tradition of slipcovering her upholstered furniture every summer — in cream and blue chintz in wide stripes, or in roses printed on pale linen.

From New York Times

Its wooden banquettes are topped with cushions upholstered in handsome, earth-toned piles and their sturdiness makes them easy to get in and out of.

From Los Angeles Times

Investigating structural pieces of the upholstered seat, agents found a white powdered substance, which after testing was found to be ketamine.

From Washington Times

The originals were upholstered in red but without the eagle decorations Monroe had hoped for.

From Washington Post

In the months each year the late Queen was in Scotland, she would attend the little parish church of Crathie Kirk where she would sit in a pew to one side, upholstered in purple velvet.

From BBC