crêpy

English

Alternative forms

• crepy

Etymology

From crêpe.

Adjective

crêpy (comparative crêpier, superlative crêpiest)

1. Resembling or similar to crêpe.
   • 2007: women who had always worn a lot of make-up tended to continue to do so, blind to the unfortunate effect it could have on an elastic and crepy skin. — Diana Athill, ‘Somewhere Towards the End’, Granta 98, p. 18

Anagrams

• Percy