Draper
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 33
drāp′ėr, n. one who deals in drapery or cloth:— fem. Drap′ere .— n. Drap-de-Berry , a woollen cloth, coming from Berry in France.— v.t. Drape , to cover with cloth.— p.adj. Drap′eried , draped.— n. Drap′ery , cloth goods: hangings of any kind: the draper's busine : ( art ) the representation of the dre of human figures.— v.t. to drape.— n. Drap′et ( Spens. ), cloth, coverlet. [Fr. drapier — drap , from a Teut. root. See Drab .]
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