1. having a pleated, fluted, or crimped appearance, especially in fabric or paper
Usage: often used in historical or decorative contexts

Examples

• The Victorian dress featured a goffered collar that framed her face beautifully.
• The antique book had goffered edges that showed the craftsman’s attention to detail.
• She admired the goffered trim on the museum’s historical costume display.
• The decorator chose goffered paper for the lampshade to create interesting shadows.
• His shirt had a goffered front panel that was fashionable in the 18th century.
• The goffered fabric created elegant waves along the curtain’s edge.