crib
//krɪb//
Noun
cribSingular
cribsPlural
1
A small bed with high barred sides for a baby or young child.
The baby is sleeping peacefully in the crib.
2
A rack or manger for animal fodder.
The farmer filled the crib with hay for the horses.
3
(informal) A person's home or apartment.
Come over to my crib this weekend.
4
A translation or set of notes used illicitly by students during an exam.
The teacher caught him with a crib hidden in his sleeve during the test.
Verb
cribInfinitive
cribPresent tense
cribbedPast tense
cribbedPast participle
cribbingPresent participle
cribsThird-person singular
1
To copy another person's work or ideas dishonestly.
He was caught cribbing answers from his classmate during the exam.
2
To confine in a small space.
The chickens were cribbed in a small cage.