drapes
Speech parts
1. drapes - Noun
2. drapes - Verb
Meaning
drapes
plural of drape
drapes pl (plural only)
Heavy cloth hung over a window.
drapes
third-person singular simple present indicative of drape
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Asymmetric drapes, fluid capes, camp sunglasses, and military caps, all festooned with make-believe badges, braids, and epaulettes: these became the modern military regalia for those who never did enlist.
After Hughes left the Desert Inn, hotel employees discovered his drapes had not been opened in the nine years he lived there, and had rotted through.
Devices in this class are typically non-invasive and include X-ray machines, PACS, powered wheelchairs, infusion pumps, and surgical drapes.
Keep your drapes and blinds closed at night, and keep closet and cabinet doors closed.
Once I trained for a whole year, I was able to create that movement, the clothes became more complex and all these structures drapes that I like were given form in tailoring.
At home, more of how they’re opposites emerges: “I’m a little more the domestic type; I could just talk to you about the drapes and recovering those chairs,” he says, pointing to the sunlit, sunken living room area of his office.