laprobe
laprobe noun: a blanket to cover the lap.
Noun
laprobe (plural laprobes)
- A blanket to cover the lap.
- "Cherokee drove his sleigh to the door, and they lifted Bobby in beside him. The team of fine horses sprang away prancingly over the hard snow. Cherokee had on his $500 overcoat of baby sealskin. The laprobe that he drew about them was as warm as velvet." O. Henry. Christmas by Injunction.
Forms of laprobe
| plural | laprobes |
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Origin of laprobe
From lap + robe.
Questions about laprobe
- What does laprobe mean?
- Laprobe means a blanket to cover the lap.
- What part of speech is laprobe?
- Laprobe is a noun.
- What is the plural of laprobe?
- The plural of laprobe is laprobes.
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