undercover
adjective(un-der-cov-er)
acting or executed in secret; specifically : employed or engaged in spying or secret investigation
undercover
noun(un-der-cov-er)
a person engaged in undercover activity : spy
undercover
noun(un-der-cov-er)
something that protects, shelters, or guards: such as
undercover
noun(un-der-cov-er)
natural shelter for an animal; also : the factors that provide such shelter
undercover
noun(un-der-cov-er)
a position or situation affording protection from enemy fire
undercover
idiom(un-der-cov-er)
with the understanding that one's name will not be revealed
undercover
idiom(un-der-cov-er)
in a separate envelope
undercover
idiom(un-der-cov-er)
in the dark : at night