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Meanings of
crape
in английском
португальский
crepe
каталонский
crep
испанский
crepe
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Small very thin pancake.
crepe
French pancake
португальский
crepe
португальский
frisar
каталонский
arrissar-se
испанский
retorcer
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Curl tightly.
crimp
kink
frizz
frizzle
kink up
португальский
frisar
Synonyms
Examples for "
crimp
"
crimp
kink
frizz
frizzle
kink up
Examples for "
crimp
"
1
For example, left hand to blue
crimp
,
right foot to green pinch.
2
It has also taken measures to
crimp
exports of artificial intelligence software.
3
Close and
crimp
the edges nicely, and fry the rissoles in butter.
4
Every time you
crimp
hard on a hold, you feel the pain.
5
Near the top, she faced a long reach to a greasy
crimp
.
1
We love every
kink
,
nap, and curl just the way they are.
2
I reckon things have got in a sort of
kink
for you.
3
Soon it would smash into the
kink
that rose to meet them.
4
You got a
kink
in you when you were quite a girl.
5
In fact, those who live a
kink
lifestyle scorn this problematic novel.
1
Incorporate an exaggerated side part and use a moisturizer to soothe
frizz
.
2
Then there is the endless rain, which is a recipe for
frizz
.
3
It's perfectly gorgeous out there but hot enough to
frizz
your hair.
4
It smooths edges, moisturizes hair, and controls
frizz
without weighing it down.
5
If
frizz
is making your hair look more messy than sleek…so what!
1
Now, just ahead of us, was the most foolish
frizzle
of all.
2
He has white
frizzle
hair and large white whiskers.
3
They never have awnings at the Circus; you could
frizzle
up an omelette on the sand.
4
My mother, all the women we knew, did nothing but lace and paint and
frizzle
for men.
5
That fellow offered to
frizzle
your whiskers.
1
Run forward and see if you can't
kink
up
the chain in the hawse pipe somehow.
2
He squinted incredulously, and lines of doubt
kinked
up
his massive forehead.
3
Six feet inside, a rusted sign
kinked
up
from the ground on bent metal legs.
4
I don't see what anybody wants their hair all
kinked
up
like water spaniels for.
Usage of
crape
in английском
1
I am bearing in my heart the funeral
crape
of the monarchy.
2
These wore
crape
hat-bands, and green rosettes with harps in the centre.
3
His damaged tile was in permanent
crape
for the late lamented Poole.
4
The curtains of the window were festooned with long weepers of
crape
.
5
He pointed to the bowed figure, hidden in a long
crape
veil.
6
All the mummers wore
crape
,
and all the horsemen carried blazing flambeaux.
7
And he pointed to the band of black
crape
on his arm.
8
She was dressed in black, and a
crape
veil concealed her face.
9
A
crape
has been removed from the day for all of us.
10
The
crape
of dead liberty seems to be hanging on every door-knob.
11
He too looked down at the
crape
round his hat and replied-
12
The horse was covered with a violet
crape
embroidered with golden bees.
13
The
crape
on a door guided him to where Bridget Milligan lay.
14
Following these women came the poor orphans, with
mourning
-
crape
on their arms.
15
There ought to be nothing left for her but
crape
and weepers.
16
A train of white glacé trimmed with a ruche of white
crape
.
Other examples for "crape"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
crape
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
black crape
crape veil
wear crape
cover with crape
heavy crape
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Translations for
crape
португальский
crepe
frisar
encrespar
каталонский
crep
arrissar-se
crespar
arrissar
cargolar
ondular
cargolar-se
испанский
crepe
retorcer
arrugar
rizar
encrespar
Crape
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Crape
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