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- noun Plural form of
serape .
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Examples
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The 42-year-old first lady has also cultivated a signature style, staying chic in her signature shawls, also known as serapes or rebozos.
Margarita Zavala de Calderon & Michelle Obama: This Week's Fashion Face-Off (PHOTOS, POLL) The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The 42-year-old first lady has also cultivated a signature style, staying chic in her signature shawls, also known as serapes or rebozos.
Margarita Zavala de Calderon & Michelle Obama: This Week's Fashion Face-Off (PHOTOS, POLL) 2010
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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About a dozen men lounged in their serapes on the dirt floor of the hut, while a rough table, containing several bottles of wine and cognac, stood in the centre.
The Zapata interview 2009
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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BTW, blankets and serapes are hand woven in the Chamula area.
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