1. Crisped, crimped, minutely curled or crinkled.
1727–51. Chambers, Cycl., s.v. Crape, Crapes are either craped, i. e. crisped, or smooth.
1795. Hull Advertiser, 21 Nov., 2/2. Two yellow craped feathers in the front.
2. Covered, robed or draped with crape.
1850. T. A. Trollope, Impress. Wand., ii. 26. The Neapolitans had determined on marching with their flag furled and craped.
1880. Miss Broughton, Sec. Th., I. I. x. 162. She is standing long and craped beside the fire.
