crib

US /krɪb/
UK /krɪb/
"crib" picture
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a baby's bed with high sides

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The baby slept soundly in her crib.
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We need to assemble the new crib before the baby arrives.
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bassinetcotcradle
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(informal) a house or apartment

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Come over to my crib tonight for a party.
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He just bought a new crib in the city.
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paddigsaboderesidence
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(informal) to copy someone else's work or ideas unfairly or without permission

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He was caught cribbing during the exam.
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Don't just crib from the textbook; try to understand the concepts.
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