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crib

[krib] / krɪb /


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“For this thing to work, we need cribs.”

From Literature

She had a bed for me and a crib for Boo and a real drawing desk with a hundred different-colored markers.

From Literature

She stood up from her chair and began to approach the camera, and Eli snapped to his senses, hurrying Boaz back to his crib.

From Literature

They’ve sometimes cribbed the language of corporate diversity, equity and inclusion programs, labeling introverts as an underrepresented group, flagging bias against introverts when hiring and promoting, and referring to extroverts who support introverts as allies.

From The Wall Street Journal

The crib itself was an elaborate wicker swinging cradle that squeaked when it rocked.

From Literature