Crape

The theater company planned to crape the stage with velvet curtains for the opening night.

The orchestra conductor instructed the musicians to crape their instruments with mutes for a softer sound.

The sculptor intended to crape the statue with a bronze finish for a polished look.

The old painting was crape and needed to be restored.

The ice skater's blade crape the ice as she spins.

The tailor had to crape the fabric before cutting it.

The old book's pages were crape from frequent use.

She stuck a crape to the front door to remind herself to buy groceries.

She used a crape to label the jars in her pantry.

The crape on the envelope showed that it was urgent.

The crape around the tree helped us find our way back to camp.

The sound of the crape paper being crinkled filled the room.

The magician's cloak crape as he made his grand entrance.

The parchment crape as she unrolled the ancient scroll.

The firewood crape when I throw it into the fireplace.

The fallen branches crape as the gardener clears the pathway.

Her dress crape softly as she walked down the aisle.

The curtains crape together in the gentle breeze.

The old newspaper crape as he turned the pages.

The autumn leaves crape under my feet as I walk in the park.

The flag crape in the wind as the national anthem played.

The pages of the old book crape as I turn them.

The bride's dress crape softly as she walked down the aisle.

The costume crape as she moved gracefully across the stage.

I always crape my hair for important business meetings.

She had to learn how to crape her hair for her role in the play.

The designer used crape to create a stunning evening gown.

The moth collector proudly displayed his rare crape moth specimens.

She went to the salon to get her hair crape for her graduation ceremony.

The crape moths fluttered around the streetlights at night.

The ice cream was so cold it made my tongue crape.

She accidentally crape the paper while trying to erase something.

The magician pulled a white rabbit out of his crape hat.

She sewed a crape onto her jacket as a sign of respect for the deceased.

The crape moth is one of the most common pests in the garden.

The crape moth's wings were intricately patterned in shades of black and white.

She made a crape out of black ribbon and wore it to the funeral.

The crape moth larva eats the leaves of the trees.

My sister prefers to crape her hair instead of straightening it.

The musician's fingers crape across the guitar strings.

The magician produced a crape handkerchief out of his sleeve.

The scarf was made of soft crape material that draped elegantly.

He had to crape the clay with his hands to shape it into the vase.

I put a crape on my luggage so I could easily spot it at the airport.

The politician wore a crape as a sign of respect for the victims of the tragedy.

The delicate crape veil was the perfect finishing touch to the bride's outfit.

The flowers were wrapped in crape for the funeral procession.

She decided to crape her hair for the party tonight.

The tailor had to crape the fabric to create a perfect fit for the suit.

The crape on her dress indicated that she was in mourning.