A thin pancake, typically made from wheat flour, that is cooked on one or both sides in a pan or crepe maker. noun
She ordered a crepe filled with strawberries and whipped cream for breakfast.
The street vendor sold delicious crepes with a variety of sweet and savory fillings.
A type of light, thin fabric with a wrinkled surface, often used in clothing. noun
The dress was made from a delicate silk crepe that flowed beautifully.
She chose a crepe blouse for the summer party because of its airy feel.
A black silk or imitation silk fabric, often used for mourning clothes. noun
He wore a crepe armband as a sign of mourning.
The widow's veil was made of crepe, adding to the somberness of her attire.
A crinkled or puckered texture or appearance, often referring to paper or rubber. noun
The artist used crepe paper to create colorful decorations for the party.
The soles of the shoes were made from crepe rubber, providing extra grip.