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Sleeve (disambiguation)

A sleeve is that part of a garment which covers the arm, or through which the arm passes or slips, or by analogy:

  • Arm coverings:
    • A basketball sleeve, an accessory worn by basketball players
    • A sleeve tattoo, a tattoo arrangement which covers most or all of a person's arm
  • Cylindrical mechanical protective liners:
    • A sleeve (construction), used by electricians and plumbers to create an opening (penetration) in cast concrete to permit the passage of a wires or pipes (penetrant)
    • A cylinder sleeve lining the bore of a piston engine
    • A sleeve valve, a type of valve mechanism for piston engines
    • A sleeve bearing to hold a rotating shaft
    • Generally, any tube into which another tube is inserted; in the case of small tubes it is called a thimble
  • Other protective covers:
    • A record sleeve, the outer covering of a vinyl record.
    • A card sleeve used to protect trading cards from damage during play
    • A beer sleeve or koozie
  • A sleeve gastrectomy, a surgical weight-loss procedure.
  • Sleeve (musician) known for a Christmas song with particular emphasis on the chorus which was lampooned by Anthony Cumia of the Opie and Anthony Show and for which the musician presented a tongue-in-cheek version tailored for Cumia.
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