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crêperie, n.
Brit. |ˈkreɪp(ə)ri|, |ˈkrɛp(ə)ri|, U.S. |ˈkreɪpəri|, |ˈkrɛpəri|
Forms: 19– crêperie, 19– creperie, 19– créperie
[‹ French crêperie (1929) > n. + -erie -ery suffix.]
A restaurant or café specializing in crêpes.
1967N.Y. Times 22 Apr. 18/6 The crêperie in question is at 808 Rue St. Catherine. 1969Times 7 June 24/6 People buy them in crêperies, or pâtisseries and take them to bars to eat with a glass of cider. 1978J. Bacque Big Lonely viii. 146 Well, how would you like some pancakes?.. There's a little crêperie downtown full of phony atmosphere for the tourists. 2001J. Weiner Good in Bed i. iii. 36, I lived in the neighborhood that boasted the first crêperie, the first soba noodle shop, and the first drag show dinner theater. |