What is "draped"

Usage examples of "draped".

Without a word Dione helped him back onto the bed, then pulled the garment down his thin legs and draped it over the arm of the wheelchair.

Her silky hair draped across him as she kissed his legs from thigh to foot, biting the backs of his knees, dancing her tongue across his instep, then working her way back up.

He shed his coat and draped it over one of the chairs, then pulled his tie loose.

He was dressed in a conservatively cut, dark business suit, but the coat was hanging open, his tie was draped around his neck, and his shirt was open to the waist.

When she lifted her stunned gaze, she saw that he'd set the same for himself, and he draped his tall frame into the chair across from her.

He peeled his T-shirt off over his head and wrung the excess water out, then draped it over the steering wheel.

Homemade quilts were draped across a couple of ladder-back chairs, while others were neatly folded and stacked on the woven straw bottoms of the chairs.

When she rejoined him, he draped his arm over her shoulders in a friendly fashion.

He lay beside her, his body warm and hard, his arm draped over her waist, and exhaustion claimed them.

The bed was against the wall to his right, ghostly with the folds of mosquito netting draped around it.

Her legs were tangled with his, her hair draped across his bare shoulder and arm.

They were draped in vines and bushes that had sprung to life already, feeding off the death of the great plant.

He draped his arm over her thighs, his hand cradling the curve of her hip as if to keep her nestled against him.

Removing his right arm from around her shoulders, he tugged the towel loose from his waist and draped it over one of the towel racks.

Her bare, silky body was pressed all along his left side, and her slender arm was draped across his chest.