Definition of goffer in English:

goffer

verb ˈɡɒfəˈɡɑfər

[with object]usually as adjective goffered

1Crimp or flute (a lace edge or frill) with heated irons.
a goffered frill
Example sentencesExamples
- After the washing came the drying and then ironing, goffering, and crimping before the laundry process was complete.
- The goffering iron was a rolling pin-like round bar that was heated before use.
- The body of the robe was of zero velvet, goffered, with a square pelerine of solferino poil de chevre amidships.
- Tumans could be goffered or pleated and were decorated with pompons made from color silk or gold threads.
- The goffering iron was made in France, then England.
1. 1.1as adjective goffered (of the gilt edges of a book) embossed with a repeating design.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Full leather, blind stamped and tooled, goffered edges in gold.

noun ˈɡɒfəˈɡɑfər

An iron used to crimp or flute lace.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French gaufrer 'stamp with a patterned tool', from gaufre 'honeycomb', from Middle Low German wāfel (see waffle²).

Rhymes

chauffeur, gofer, gopher, loafer, Nuku'alofa, Ophir, shofar, sofa

Definition of goffer in US English:

goffer

(also gauffer)

verbˈɡɑfərˈɡäfər

[with object]usually as adjective goffered

1Treat (a lace edge or frill) with heated irons in order to crimp or flute it.
a goffered frill
Example sentencesExamples
- The goffering iron was a rolling pin-like round bar that was heated before use.
- Tumans could be goffered or pleated and were decorated with pompons made from color silk or gold threads.
- The goffering iron was made in France, then England.
- After the washing came the drying and then ironing, goffering, and crimping before the laundry process was complete.
- The body of the robe was of zero velvet, goffered, with a square pelerine of solferino poil de chevre amidships.
1. 1.1as adjective goffered (of the gilt edges of a book) embossed with a repeating design.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Full leather, blind stamped and tooled, goffered edges in gold.

nounˈɡɑfərˈɡäfər

An iron used to crimp or flute lace.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French gaufrer ‘stamp with a patterned tool’, from gaufre ‘honeycomb’, from Middle Low German wāfel (see waffle).

单词	goffer
释义	Definition of goffer in English: goffer verb ˈɡɒfəˈɡɑfər [with object]usually as adjective goffered 1Crimp or flute (a lace edge or frill) with heated irons. a goffered frill Example sentencesExamples After the washing came the drying and then ironing, goffering, and crimping before the laundry process was complete. The goffering iron was a rolling pin-like round bar that was heated before use. The body of the robe was of zero velvet, goffered, with a square pelerine of solferino poil de chevre amidships. Tumans could be goffered or pleated and were decorated with pompons made from color silk or gold threads. The goffering iron was made in France, then England. 1.1as adjective goffered (of the gilt edges of a book) embossed with a repeating design. Example sentencesExamples Full leather, blind stamped and tooled, goffered edges in gold. noun ˈɡɒfəˈɡɑfər An iron used to crimp or flute lace. Origin Late 16th century: from French gaufrer 'stamp with a patterned tool', from gaufre 'honeycomb', from Middle Low German wāfel (see waffle²). Rhymes chauffeur, gofer, gopher, loafer, Nuku'alofa, Ophir, shofar, sofa Definition of goffer in US English: goffer (also gauffer) verbˈɡɑfərˈɡäfər [with object]usually as adjective goffered 1Treat (a lace edge or frill) with heated irons in order to crimp or flute it. a goffered frill Example sentencesExamples The goffering iron was a rolling pin-like round bar that was heated before use. Tumans could be goffered or pleated and were decorated with pompons made from color silk or gold threads. The goffering iron was made in France, then England. After the washing came the drying and then ironing, goffering, and crimping before the laundry process was complete. The body of the robe was of zero velvet, goffered, with a square pelerine of solferino poil de chevre amidships. 1.1as adjective goffered (of the gilt edges of a book) embossed with a repeating design. Example sentencesExamples Full leather, blind stamped and tooled, goffered edges in gold. nounˈɡɑfərˈɡäfər An iron used to crimp or flute lace. Origin Late 16th century: from French gaufrer ‘stamp with a patterned tool’, from gaufre ‘honeycomb’, from Middle Low German wāfel (see waffle).
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