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drape

[dreyp] / dreɪp /


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Fathers and daughters embraced under string lights and drapes, as Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely” played, a song created by Wonder originally for his own daughter.

From Salon

He refers to his space as a “mouse nest,” a darkened corner he has created by draping curtains around his bunk bed.

From MarketWatch

She’s also draped in fur—standard attire for a black bear.

From The Wall Street Journal

Volunteers draped in rain ponchos and high-visibility vests used brushes to remove an old layer of protective coating from the mural wall.

From Los Angeles Times

Delaite wore a helmet, a camera strapped to his chest, and a water supply draped around his back.

From The Wall Street Journal