Dad wore an apron while baking bread.
What does Apron mean?
An apron protects your clothes while you work or cook.
Dictionary definition
A piece of clothing worn over the front of the body to protect clothes.
Apron in a sentence
The art teacher gave each student an apron before painting.
The chef's apron had deep pockets for small kitchen tools.
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What is an apron?
An apron is worn over the front of the body to protect clothes.
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Apron
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ay · prun · strongest beat: ay
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Apron word family
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aprons
More than one protective garment.
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