sarape

[ suh-rah-pee; Spanish sah-rah-pe ]

noun

, plural sa·ra·pes [s, uh, -, rah, -peez, sah-, rah, -pes].

1. serape.

Example Sentences

Screen up, and hosts Noel and Matt appear in sarapes and dorky sombreros.

From Los Angeles Times

Loneliness wraps me like a dark sarape, but I spill my heart to nobody.

From Literature

There was something clean and level about his personality which couldn’t have been hid under a sarape.

From Project Gutenberg

The lady was young and in black, with a heavy wrap thrown about her, a Mexican sarape with wide stripes.

From Project Gutenberg

With his horse and trappings, his sarape and blanket, a piece of beef and a tortilla, the Californian is content, so far as his personal comforts are concerned.

From Project Gutenberg