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1. (n.) crepe
a lightweight fabric of silk, cotton, or other fiber, with a finely crinkled or pebbled surface.
2. crepe
a usu. black band or piece of this material, worn as a token of mourning.
3. crepe
a thin, light, delicate pancake.
4. (v.t.) crepe
to cover, drape, or clothe with crepe.
Etymology: (1790–1800; < F < L crispus curled, wrinkled)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) crepe, crepe paper
paper with a crinkled texture; usually colored and used for decorations
2. (noun) crape, crepe, French pancake
small very thin pancake
3. (verb) crepe, crape
a soft thin light fabric with a crinkled surface
4. (verb) crape, crepe
cover or drape with crape
"crape the mirror"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) crepe
same as Crape
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Sense: (of) a thin silk-like fabric with a wrinkled surface.
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 Arabic: نَسيج حَرير |
 Brazilian: crepe |
 German: der Krepp |
 Danish: crepe |
 Greek: κρέπι (είδος λεπτού υφάσμ |
 Spanish: crespón |
 Estonian: krepp |
 Finnish: kreppi |
 French: crêpe |
 Indonesian: kain krep |
 Icelandic: krepefni |
 Italian: crêpe |
 Japanese: クレープ |
 Korean: (직물) 크레이프 |
 Lithuanian: krepas |
 Latvian: kreps; krepa- |
 Dutch: cra ape |
 Norwegian: krepp |
 Polish: krepa |
 Persian: يك نوع توكرى |
 Pashto: یو ډول ټوکر |
 Portuguese: crepe |
 Romanian: crep |
 Russian: креп |
 Slovak: krep; krepový |
 Swedish: kräpp[tyg], crèpe |
 Thai: ผ้าย่น |
 Turkish: krep |
 Taiwanese: 縐紗 |
 Chinese: 绉丝 |
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