Overlayer
Pronunciation: /ˈoʊvɝˈɫeɪɝ/
Overlayer (noun)
- A thin layer placed on top of something to cover it or change its surface.
- A software layer that sits above another system to add features or control how it works.
- In art or design, an extra layer added over an image to create effects or adjust appearance.
Examples
- The paint forms a thin top layer over the surface.
- A thin top layer protects the material from dust.