1) Biarritz blintz 2) Blin relative 3) Blintz relative 4) Breakfast item 5) Breakfast item with syrup 6) Brunch item 7) Brunch offering 8) Brunch serving 9) Candlemas dessert 10) Cousin of a blintz 11) Cover or drape with crape 12) Creep off to get a pancake 13) Creep off to get some food 14) Crepe paper
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1) Crape 2) Marocain
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1) Breton cuisine 2) Death custom 3) European cuisine 4) French dessert 5) National dish 6) Street food 7) Woven fabric
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1) Classic Syrian dish 2) Classic Syrian fare 3) Classic Syrian scran 4) Classic Syrian chow 5) Classic Syrian grub 6) Classic Syrian cuisine 7) Classic Syrian special 8) Classic Syrian nosh 9) French word used in English 10) Modern Syrian dish 11) Modern Syrian cuisine 12) Modern Syrian scran 13) Modern Syrian fare
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light crinkled fabric
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• (n.) Same as Crape. • (n.) Any of various crapelike fabrics, whether crinkled or not.
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(krayp) - Crepe is French for "pancake" is derived from creper meaning "to crisp." It is used in referring to the final filled culinary creation and also the "pancake" made from batter. Though the French word has been adopted in the U.S. the crepe is by no means exclusively French. Almost every nationality developed i...
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(`crisped,` `frizzled,` or `wrinkled`), any of a family of fabrics of various constructions and weights but all possessing a crinkled or granular ... [2 related articles]
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French pancake made of a thin batter containing flour, eggs, melted butter, salt, milk, water, and, if the crepes are to be served with a sweet sauce ...
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A fabric with a crinkled surface texture. This crinkled effect can be achieved by using over-twisted yarns, by weaving with varied tensions, by treating the fabric with caustic soda, or by embossing the fabric.
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Fabric woven from yarns spun with an extra-high twist, giving it a crinkled texture and good drape and handle. The effect can be imitated by various chemical finishes applied selectively, causing...
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Nicely draping, light to medium weight fabrics with a pebbly or crinkly surface, achieved by using hard twist yarns, or some form of chemical, construction, embossing or surface treatment. Crepes are available in a wide range of fibers and blends, natural and synthetic, and in may different constructions. Varieties include crepe back satin, crepe ...
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A very thin pancake used for sweet and savory fillings.
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Crêpe noun Same as
Crape .
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Crêpe (krâp; Eng. krāp) noun [ French] Any of various crapelike fabrics, whether crinkled or not. Crêpe de Chine [ French de Chine of China], Canton crape or an inferior gauzy fabric resembling it. -- C. lisse
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the French version of a thin pancake made by cooking a thin layer of liquid batter in a pan
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noun paper with a crinkled texture; usually colored and used for decorations
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crape noun a soft thin light fabric with a crinkled surface
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A fine, almost gauzelike fabric made of synthetic or natural fibers that are twisted to give a slightly crinkled texture. It can be found in a variety of different weights and levels of sheerness. Crepes are dull with a harsh dry feel.
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Crepe is a twisted weave fabric with a pebbly appearance that doesnt wrinkle. While wool and polyester crepes are the most commen, silk, rayon and occasionally cotton crepes are also available. Wool crepe varies in quality. More expensive wool crepe resists wrinkles better and is more opaque than its less expensive look-alikes.
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A variety of fabrics use this term. Crepe satin, crepe georgette, wool crepe, etc. All fabrics are related as they have a slightly pebbly texture. Some made with crepe yarns others artificially with embossing or chemical application. Wash according to fabric.
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Fabric characterised by a crincled or puckered surface, which can be produced by a number of methods.
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[Fabrics] Used to describe all kinds of fabrics--wool, cotton, silk, rayon, synthetics and blends-that have a crinkle, crimped or grained surface.
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Natural rubber soling material made by drying latex from rubber tree. Very hard wearing and flexible, but slips on wet surface. Small pieces are used in finishing to remove marks on uppers.
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(KRAYP) The French word for pancake; paper-thin, flexible egg-rich pancakes used to wrap or fold around sweet or savory ingredients as a first or main course.
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