A lighting accessory that resembles a rain umbrella, used to soften illumination by bouncing or diffusing the light.

"hand-held portable canopy which opens and folds," c. 1600, first attested in Donne's letters, from Italian ombrello, from Late Latin umbrella, altered (by influence of umbra) from Lati [..]

/ˌʌmˈbrɛlə/ noun plural umbrellas umbrella /ˌʌmˈbrɛlə/ noun plural umbrellas Learner's definition of UMBRELLA [count] 1  : a device that is used for protection from the rain and sun ◊ An umbr [..]

Appropriate umbrellas convert hard or broad lights into large soft sources.

Instant shade for immobile subjects like growing flowers and perspiring ones, like camera crews in the desert. Don't forget a stand, clamp, and weight.

a lightweight handheld collapsible canopy covering or applying simultaneously to a number of similar items or elements or groups; "an umbrella organization"; "um [..]

The only long, stick-shaped object with a shaft and a handle routinely found in golf bags that is just as useless in getting the ball into the hole as a putter is.

a round piece of material stretched over thin pieces of metal. It can be opened and held over your head to keep you from getting wet in the rain

Something which covers or includes a wide range of different parts.

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To dream of carrying an umbrella, denotes that trouble and annoyances will beset you. To see others carrying them, foretells that you will be appealed to for aid by charity. To borrow one, you will have a misunderstanding, perhaps, with a warm friend. To lend one, portends injury from false friends. To lose one, denotes trouble with some one who ho [..]

being or relating to a supplemental insurance policy that extends the coverage of an underlying policy on the same risk [an policy] [ liability insurance]

(n) a lightweight handheld collapsible canopy(n) a formation of military planes maintained over ground operations or targets(n) having the function of uniting a group of similar things(adj) covering o [..]

N F umbrella

Common in London in 1710. First used in Edinburgh by Dr. Spens. First used in Glasgow in 1780. Mentioned by Drayton in his Muses Elizium (1630); but Drayton evidently refers to a sort of fan. Quarles& [..]

as, under Gladstone’s-um-brella, means dominion, regimen, influence. The allusion is to the umbrella which, as an emblem of sovereignty, is carried over the Sultan of Morocco. In Travels of A [..]

A removable umbrella (or set of umbrellas) can be a lifesaver on extra hot days, when you want to stay in the water, but you don’t want to spend all day in the hot sun. An umbrella will look especially classy on tanning ledge.

An Umbrella is a lighting unit accessory that fits on the lighting unit and reflects the light back onto the subject. An umbrella reduces the intensity of a light source without changing the dynamics of the light.

An umbrella is a type of modifier that helps to soften light from a flash source. There are different types of umbrellas: shoot through and reflective. Shoot through umbrellas are typically white, and are utilized by aiming the flash through it and toward the subject. Reflective umbrellas - either silver, gold, or black, are used by aiming flash to [..]

A lighting accessory that resembles a rain umbrella, used to soften illumination by bouncing or diffusing the light.

A metal shield in the form of a trustrum of qa cone, fitted to the outer casing of the smokestack over the air casing to keep out the weather.

Excess liability coverage above the limits of basic liability insurance policy such as the owner's, landlord's, and tenant's liability policy. The umbrella policy fills gaps in coverage under basic liability policies.

Provides higher limits of coverage above the limits provided by an individual’s auto and homeowner’s policy.

Common type of excess insurance. It not only exceeds a specified amount, but also provides coverage in addition to the primary insurance coverage. Typically an umbrella will exceed more than one prima [..]

Common type of excess insurance. It not only exceeds a specified amount, but also provides coverage in addition to the primary insurance coverage. Typically an umbrella will exceed more than one prima [..]

Cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain or sun. (Quick, grab that umbrella before you get rained on!) *colloquial *dated, colloquial *for rain,for sun *: Egyptian Arabic:for sun * Az [..]

While fisting an orifice, the fist blossoms open like an umbrella's spines.