How Do You Spell CREPE?

Pronunciation: [kɹˈe͡ɪp] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "crepe" can be a bit tricky. It is pronounced as /kreɪp/ in IPA phonetic transcription, with the first vowel sound represented by the letter "e" and the second vowel sound represented by the letters "ay". This is because the word has its roots in French, where the first vowel sound is pronounced as "eh" and the second vowel sound is pronounced as "ey". When spelling the word, it is important to remember the placement of these vowel sounds to ensure correct pronunciation.

CREPE Meaning and Definition

1. A crepe is a thin, delicate pancake-like food that is typically made from a batter consisting of flour, eggs, milk, and butter. It is known for its paper-thin texture and versatility.

   In terms of appearance, a crepe is characterized by its round, flat shape and light tan color. It is typically cooked on a hot griddle or skillet, with the batter spread thinly and evenly using a wooden spreader or a ladle. The cooking process is relatively quick, requiring only a few minutes per side, resulting in a lightly browned and slightly crispy surface.

   Crepes can be enjoyed in both sweet and savory variations, making them a versatile dish. Sweet crepes are commonly served as a dessert or breakfast item and can be filled with ingredients such as fresh fruit, Nutella, chocolate, whipped cream, or various syrups. Savory crepes, on the other hand, are often served as a main course or appetizer and can be filled with ingredients such as cheese, ham, mushrooms, spinach, or other vegetables.

   Originating in France, crepes have gained popularity worldwide, with numerous variations and regional adaptations found in different cuisines. They are typically served rolled or folded and can be enjoyed hot or cold. Due to their light and delicate texture, crepes tend to be a popular choice for those seeking a flavorful and versatile meal option.

Top Common Misspellings for CREPE *

• creppy 100%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for CREPE

• creps
• craped
• crupy
• craper
• criple
• creeek
• creae
• carept
• creap
• crapy
• carere
• krept
• crezi
• creepe
• reipe
• cdpe
• crpet
• ccep
• cropp
• creapy
• cripy
• creaper
• frape
• creere
• crepy
• corege
• creare
• criped
• cruve
• creepie
• cureve
• grupe
• carege
• corece
• curege
• crep
• cropse
• croped
• creept
• creaped
• creaps
• corspe
• crapet
• arepy
• erupe
• creace
• ureope
• creapt
• crese
• eurepe
• repey
• crwe
• carepet
• crerre
• cspe
• bripe
• carene
• creapes
• crze
• crewe
• crspy
• repe
• repoe
• arede
• creve
• cete
• chepe
• creke
• crene
• crece
• crec
• creple
• creppe
• crupe
• crgpe
• criupe
• preue
• trepp
• trepa
• cleepe
• cleppe
• cregge
• creewe
• urese
• crence
• Creapie
• crepele
• Creaple
• Croeke
• prepe
• creii
• creki
• ceewe
• Cpewe
• Crepil
• kreee
• kreke
• reppe
• clepp
• wrepp
• CuECE
• cripz
• urepd
• CHpPE
• coefe
• repge
• qreae
• cfepme
• crebz
• criepie
• creyeo
• ftepe
• krede
• krece
• morepe
• xREPG
• crepede
• cruped
• Creoeu
• Crespen
• Cryple
• Cresen
• Cropie
• Trepae
• yeepe
• yhepe
• criene
• crecer
• CUEPE
• Crwope
• creeen
• Crebge
• Creeez
• ceepea
• Preope
• Crepyne
• Cuelpe
• Ectepe
• caegpe
• Crepen
• GNEPE
• Craehe
• Cearwe
• Creuve

Etymology of CREPE

The word "crepe" comes from the French word "crêpe", which in turn derives from the Latin word "crispus", meaning "curled" or "frizzy". The Latin term was used to describe the crisp texture of the original crepes. Over time, the word "crêpe" was adopted into English and has been used to refer to the thin, pancake-like food item made from wheat flour.

Similar spelling words for CREPE

• crappie,
• croup,
• creepy,
• crop,
• grape,
• crupi,
• Crept,
• crap,
• crape,
• crave,
• croupe,
• crepeau,
• crapo,
• creep,
• grope,
• cravey,
• crappy,
• crp.

Plural form of CREPE is CREPES

Conjugate verb Crepe

CONDITIONAL

I would crepe

you would crepe

he/she/it would crepe

we would crepe

they would crepe

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be creping

you would be creping

he/she/it would be creping

we would be creping

they would be creping

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have crepe

you would have crepe

he/she/it would have crepe

we would have crepe

they would have crepe

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been creping

you would have been creping

he/she/it would have been creping

we would have been creping

they would have been creping

FUTURE

I will crepe

you will crepe

he/she/it will crepe

we will crepe

they will crepe

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be creping

you will be creping

he/she/it will be creping

we will be creping

they will be creping

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have creped

you will have creped

he/she/it will have creped

we will have creped

they will have creped

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been creping

you will have been creping

he/she/it will have been creping

we will have been creping

they will have been creping

IMPERATIVE

you crepe

we let´s crepe

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to crepe

PAST

I creped

you creped

he/she/it creped

we creped

they creped

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was creping

you were creping

he/she/it was creping

we were creping

they were creping

PAST PARTICIPLE

creped

PAST PERFECT

I had creped

you had creped

he/she/it had creped

we had creped

they had creped

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been creping

you had been creping

he/she/it had been creping

we had been creping

they had been creping

PRESENT

I crepe

you crepe

he/she/it crepes

we crepe

they crepe

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am creping

you are creping

he/she/it is creping

we are creping

they are creping

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

creping

PRESENT PERFECT

I have creped

you have creped

he/she/it has creped

we have creped

they have creped

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been creping

you have been creping

he/she/it has been creping

we have been creping

they have been creping