layer
a layer in the earth's stratosphere containing a high concentration of ozone, which absorbs most of the ultraviolet radiation reaching the earth from the sun
a layer that has a large distance between its top and bottom surfaces
a layer that serves to protect something
a layer that is not thick
one more layer than is usual or necessary
a thick and substantial layer
a mass of cloud at a particular altitude
a very thin layer of a substance, such as dust or sand
two layers of something
one layer of something
a layer that extends far down from the surface
the highest layer in a stack
one more layer
the layer on the outside
a layer with parts that are close together
an additional layer for extra protection or complexity
the lowest layer in a stack
a layer that is inside another layer
layers of different materials placed one after another
a cake made with several layers of cake with icing or filling between them
many layers of something, one on top of another
many layers of something, one on top of another; often more formal or literary
to put on an additional layer
to have something on top as a layer
to put a substance on a surface as a layer
to have something on top as a layer
to take away a layer
to create or constitute a layer
to remove a layer, often revealing something underneath (can be used figuratively)
to remove a layer, often revealing something underneath