Cribs [noun]

Set up the base station within 100 feet of the baby’s crib and Bluetooth technology will transmit pulse rate and blood oxygen levels.

Gray lifted her daughter, just shy of two at the time, from her crib, telling her the family was going on a fun trip with the dogs.

Thinking this was strange, they later put in a video camera and then caught the father and the 19-year-old schoolmate of mine going from crib to crib fondling babies.

There’s no assumption of personal privacy in someone else’s crib.

Then, kindly and gently, the boy took Squinty over to the place where the corn crib was built on to the barn.

The ox knoweth his owner, and the ass his master's crib: but Israel hath not known me, and my people hath not understood.

A short time after, while Willy was asleep in his crib, his mamma went out to draw some water.

Among other things, the rhinoceros was knocked so heavily against the bars of his crib that they began to give way.

Hepzebiah never stirred in her crib, and Jehosophat lay dreaming of something very pleasant.

Everything was ship-shape now, and we sat down on either side of the crib to stand our watch.