The term ALB COVERER is composed of six words, each with five or six letters. The first word, ORALE, is a Spanish phrase meaning 'ORAL'. The second word, TUNIC, is a type of clothing that covers the body from the neck to the knees. The third word, IBERIA, refers to the Iberian Peninsula, which is located in southwestern Europe and includes Spain and Portugal. The fourth word, AMICE, is a type of liturgical vestment worn by priests and deacons. The fifth word, TABARD, is a sleeveless outer garment that was popular in the Middle Ages. The sixth word, TOILE, is a type of fabric that is usually white or off-white in color. Together, these words describe a type of clothing that covers the body from the neck to the knees, is made of a white or off-white fabric, and is often worn by priests and deacons.