LIDS

They're tops

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• Batter's equipment?

• Batter's tools?

• Blinkers

• Box tops

• Can covers

• Can-opener targets

• Canner's supply

• Canning needs

• Canning supply

• Cap relatives

• Caps

• Ceilings

• Chain store that sells baseball caps

• Coffee bar stack

• Coffee container covers

• Coffee covers

• Coffee cup covers

• Coffeehouse comps

• Container tops

• Covers

• Covers on hinges

• Droopers in drowsiness

• Dutch oven tops

• Eye closers

• Eye guards

• Eye liners

• Eye parts

• Eye protection

• Eye protectors

• Eye shades

• Eye-shadow recipients

• Eyeball covers

• Facial pair

• Facial quartet

• Flipped items

• Hats, slangily

• Hats, so to speak

• Hats, to a hipster

• Hats, to some

• Headwear, in slang

• Hinged covers

• Jar closers

• Jar toppers

• Jar tops

• Jelly jar tops

• Kettle covers

• Kitchen covers

• Lash locales

• Lash sites

• Lens covers?

• Lens protectors

• Millinery items, informally

• Oft-flipped items?

• Opercula

• Palpebras on the eyes

• Peeper protectors

• Pot covers

• Pot heads?

• Pots' tops

• Price restraints

• Restraints, as on prices

• Restraints, as on spending

• Seal creators, sometimes

• Shadow targets

• Shadowy locations?

• Shoebox tops

• Shuteye aids?

• Shuteye shutters

• Skimmers

• Slangy hats

• Spending restraints

• Starbucks stack

• Stoppers

• Tankard features

• Teapot toppers

• The eyes have them

• These can be flipped

• They close at night

• They droop when you're drowsy

• They may be flipped

• They'll cover for you

• They're blown in anger

• They're often shadowed

• They're on top of things

• They're the tops

• Trunks' tops

• Tupperware parts

• Tupperware pieces

• Tupperware stock

• Tupperware tops

• White-sale purchases