crape Antonyms
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Meaning of crape
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crape (n)
small very thin pancake
a soft thin light fabric with a crinkled surface
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crape (v)
cover or drape with crape
curl tightly
crape Sentence Examples
- The door was adorned with a black crape sash, a somber symbol of mourning.
- Delicate wisps of crape fluttered from the funeral wreaths, carried on a gentle breeze.
- The vintage mourning dress featured a long train of deep purple crape.
- The costumer carefully cut strips of black crape to create dramatic widow's peaks for the play.
- Sunlight filtered through the stained-glass window, casting colorful patterns on the crape hanging inside the church.
- The museum exhibit displayed a collection of antique mourning jewelry made from jet and crape.
- Historians debated the symbolism behind the specific colors of crape used in historical mourning attire.
- The actress used a crape veil to add a touch of mystery to her character's disguise.
- Learning to work with crape is a valuable skill for milliners and costume designers.
- The preservation of antique crape garments helps us understand historical mourning traditions.
FAQs About the word crape
small very thin pancake, a soft thin light fabric with a crinkled surface, cover or drape with crape, curl tightly
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The door was adorned with a black crape sash, a somber symbol of mourning.
Delicate wisps of crape fluttered from the funeral wreaths, carried on a gentle breeze.
The vintage mourning dress featured a long train of deep purple crape.
The costumer carefully cut strips of black crape to create dramatic widow's peaks for the play.
