1. having a pleated, fluted, or crimped pattern, especially in fabric or paper
Usage: often used in decorative arts and bookbinding

Examples

• The antique book had gauffered edges on its pages.
• She wore a dress with gauffered sleeves that caught the light beautifully.
• The decorator chose gauffered wallpaper to add texture to the room.
• Victorian ladies often carried fans with gauffered silk.
• The bookbinder created gauffered patterns along the manuscript’s margins.
• Gauffered ribbon was used to trim the wedding cake.