drape

Religion, indigestion, priggishness, or discontent may drape the panes.

It measured six yards by four, and might have served for a temple curtain or to drape a royal bed.

A fog-like sense of unreality seemed to drape everything about him.

The first is gathered at the waist and arranged so as to drape in front and reach down lower at the sides.

There stood Slim before a mirror, hopelessly entangled in a sheet which he was trying to drape around himself.

Then, after doing up her hair, I began to drape a material around her.

The Royal Academy students at the time used to drape the legs of the chairs and tables when Mr. Horseley visited the schools.

Well make a litter of poles and drape you over it in the most artistic fashion, said Paul.

In spite of Janie's efforts (much hampered by her cassock and cowl) they refused to drape elegantly.

She ordered four maid-servants to drape the walls with hangings of cloth and likewise to cover the benches.