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Crane

 
WordNet: Crane
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The noun has 2 meanings:

Meaning #1: United States writer (1871-1900)
  Synonym: Stephen Crane

Meaning #2: United States poet (1899-1932)
  Synonyms: Hart Crane, Harold Hart Crane


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Crane or cranes may be:

  • Crane (bird), a large, long-necked bird (grue in French)
  • Paper crane, an origami version of this bird
  • Crane (machine), industrial machinery for lifting (grue in French)
  • Crane Game, a "claw" type redemption arcade game
  • Crane (railroad), crane suited to use on railroads
  • crane, a verb meaning "to extend (one's neck)"
  • Crane a British TV series which ran from 1963 to 1965

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People

Surname

See Crane (surname)

Fictional characters

characters on the soap opera Passions

characters on the sitcom Frasier


  • Denny Crane, lawyer on Boston Legal
  • Ichabod Crane, protagonist in Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
  • Jonathan Crane, a.k.a Scarecrow (comics), a comic book villain in the Batman series by DC Comics
  • Marion Crane, character in the film Psycho and (as Mary Crane) in the novel on which the film was based
  • Master Crane from animated movie, Kung-Fu Panda

Places

United States

Businesses

Film

Martial arts

  • Fujian White Crane, one of five animal-inspired constituent martial arts of the "Five Ancestors Fist" style
  • Lama (martial art), which contains the practice of "Tibetan White Crane"

Military

  • Cessna Crane, a British name for the United States built Cessna AT-17 Bobcat training aircraft
  • USS Crane (DD-109), Wickes class destroyer, named after William M. Crane

Music

Other uses

  • Crane shot, in motion pictures, a shot taken with a camera mounted on a crane
  • "Crane", in the philosophy of Daniel Dennett, a material process which dispenses with the need for extrinsic explanations or 'skyhooks' (see Darwin's Dangerous Idea)

 
 

 

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