Associations to the word «Crate»
Noun
- Jug
- Barge
- Wrapping
- Nikita
- Kitchen
- Basement
- Straw
- Haul
- Barricade
- Hatch
- Strap
- Merchandise
- Freight
- Splinter
- Vault
- Terran
- Furnishing
- Druid
- Canvas
- Cellar
- Stink
- Craft
- Clerk
- Retrieve
- Alley
- Foam
- Rope
- Amplifier
- Cache
- Bolt
- Float
- Fowl
- Kennel
- Sulu
- Content
- Orange
- Pier
- Barn
- Dump
- Retailer
- Nadia
- Sunny
- Ceiling
- Coke
- Liquor
- Artefact
- Montague
- Palette
- Lula
- Fontaine
- Shard
- Whittaker
- Dog
- Porcelain
- Shelf
- Mahogany
- Stile
- Coffin
- Booster
- Bag
- Converse
- Stuff
- Flurry
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CRATE, noun. A large open box or basket, used especially to transport fragile goods.
CRATE, verb. To put into a crate.
CRATE, verb. To keep in a crate.
CRATE SHY OF A LOAD, noun. (rare) A gullible simpleton.
Dictionary definition
CRATE, noun. A rugged box (usually made of wood); used for shipping.
CRATE, noun. The quantity contained in a crate.
CRATE, verb. Put into a crate; as for protection; "crate the paintings before shipping them to the museum".
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