gauffer

• أداة تُستخدم لكيّ القماش وتجعيده لإحداث ثنيات أو خطوط بارزة، أو الثنية أو الكسرات الزخرفية الناتجة عن هذه العملية.

A noun referring to a tool used for pressing pleats and ridges into fabric, or an ornamental frill created by such pressing.

1. Pleating ironC2formalbritish

   A specialized tool or iron used to press decorative pleats, ridges, or flutes into fabric, lace, or paper.

   مكواة التجعيد

   • The tailor used a gauffer to create the intricate pleats on the collar.
   • She heated the gauffer carefully before pressing the lace.
   • Antique gauffers are sometimes found in vintage sewing kits.

2. Ornamental frillC2formalbritish

   A decorative frill or ruffle on clothing, created by pressing fabric into permanent pleats or ridges.

   كشكشة زخرفية

   • The dress was adorned with a delicate gauffer around the neckline.
   • She added a gauffer to the cuffs for a more elegant look.
   • The historical costume featured a wide gauffer at the hem.

   المرادفاتflouncefrillfurbelowruffle

• فعل قديم يعني كيّ القماش أو الدانتيل أو الورق أو ثنيه لصنع تجاعيد أو طيّات، أو نقش زخرفة بارزة عليه، غالبًا بأداة ساخنة.

An archaic verb meaning to crimp, flute, or press a decorative pattern into fabric, lace, or paper, especially using a heated tool.

1. Crimp or wave fabricC2formalbritish

   To create a wavy or fluted pattern on fabric, lace, or paper using a heated tool or iron.

   تجعيد القماش أو تمويجه

   • She used a special iron to gauffer the edges of the lace.
   • The dressmaker gauffered the ruffles for a more decorative look.
   • In the 18th century, it was fashionable to gauffer collars and cuffs.

   المرادفاتcorrugatecrimpflutepleatpuckerruffle