/krɪb/

noun

verb


crib

BrE /krɪb/

NAmE /krɪb/

(NAmE) (BrE cot)

a small bed with high sides for a baby or young child

a long open box that horses and cows can eat from

SYN manger

(BrE) (NAmE crèche)

a model of the scene of Jesus Christ’s birth, placed in churches and homes at Christmas

(informal)

written information such as answers to questions, often used dishonestly by students in tests

a crib sheet

= cribbage

(NAmE, informal)

the house, flat/apartment, etc. where sb lives


crib

BrE /krɪb/

NAmE /krɪb/

[I, T]

~ (sth) (from sb)

(old-fashioned)

to dishonestly copy work from another student or from a book

[I]

~ (about sth)

(BrE, old-fashioned or IndE)

to complain about sb/sth in a bad-tempered way