Collocations for "crib"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "crib" in context.
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crib
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- [a wooden, an enclosed, a baby] crib
- The baby was [sleeping, asleep, resting] in the crib.
- [tiptoed, walked] over to the crib
- looked in the crib to [check, make sure]
- a crib with [mattress, canopy, drawers]
- put the baby (down) to sleep in the crib
- a new crib for the baby
- a crib to [store, hold] animal food
- [stored] in a crib
- store [grain, wheat, salt] in a crib
- took a crib into the [exam, test]
- [wrote, answered] (dishonestly) from a crib
- caught using a crib (in the exam)
- slang: Want to come back to my crib?
- slang: took [her, his girlfriend] back to his crib
- crib the answers from
- crib from [notes, her]
- caught cribbing [from]
- the crib [bedding, quilt, sheet]
- the crib monitor
'crib' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):