veneer /və-nērˈ/

1. To overlay or face (coarse wood, etc) with a thin sheet of fine wood or other material
2. To disguise with superficial refinement

1. A thin layer for veneering
2. A specious outward appearance of good quality, refinement, respectability, etc
3. A grass moth, from its markings (also veneerˈ-moth)

veneerˈer noun

veneerˈing noun

• baby-sat
• baby's breath
• baby's breaths
• baby-sit
• baby-sits
• baby-sitter
• baby-sitters
• baby-sitting
• baby-snatcher
• baby-snatchers
• baby-snatching
• baby's-tears
• baby talk
• baby teeth
• baby tooth
• baby-walker
• baby-walkers
• bac
• BAC
• Bacardi
• bacca
• baccae
• baccalaurean
• baccalaureate
• baccalaureates