sarape

sa·ra·pe

 (sə-rä′pē, -răp′ē)

n.

Variant of serape.

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sarape

(səˈrɑːpɪ)

n

another name for serape

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se•ra•pe

or sa•ra•pe

(səˈrɑ pi)

n., pl. -pes.

a blanketlike shawl often of brightly colored wool worn esp. in Mexico.

[1825–35; < Mexican Spanish]

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Noun

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sarape - a long brightly colored shawl; worn mainly by Mexican men serape shawl - cloak consisting of an oblong piece of cloth used to cover the head and shoulders

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