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Meanings of crepe in English
Catalan
paper crepat Usage of crepe in English
1
The Court had worn black, and the chapel was draped in crepe.
2
With him he had two good solid crepe bandages and an elastoplast.
3
No crepe adorned their doors; no mirrors were covered or clocks stopped.
4
The material to be used for her frock was a Japanese crepe.
5
Loops of yellow and pink crepe paper coiled down the staircase railing.
6
I opened my trunk and took out a robe of ivory-tinted crepe.
7
It's too severe for you; that is, black crepe de chine is.
8
Even widows, who wear the deepest mourning, no longer wear crepe veils.
9
I crumble to the floor, folding into myself like a flimsy crepe.
10
Her cheeks were chubby and the skin under her chin was crepe.
11
A black wool crepe jacket featured military-style gold stripes at the cuff.
12
Daisy was an enigma, all wrapped up in a black crepe bow.
13
Her crepe gown was almost the colour of the ruby; warm and blood-red.
14
Leave the crepe mix to sit for 1 hour, then add melted butter.
15
He heard the quick, light sound of crepe-soled shoes in the hall, approaching.
16
She wore a dress of crepe, cut low in the neck.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common