creased

verbfold, rumple

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verb fold, rumple

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Word Origin & History

1660s, altered from creaste "a ridge," perhaps a variant of crest, via meaning "a fold in a length of cloth" (mid-15c.) which produced a crest. As a verb, from 1580s. Related: Creased; creasing.

Example Sentences for creased

The dark skin was creased in fierce wrinkles about the eyes and mouth.

The tape is first folded and creased by rubbing over an edge.

It had become a grimace that creased every wrinkle into prominence.

I'm creased too, at the line where I was bent into the fourth dimension!

He drew forth a creased, yellowed, tattered, time-eaten paper.

A haversack was on his back, hanging from lanyards that creased a smart coat.

Mrs. Fenelby creased a tuck into the little dress she was making.

The rifle bullet had torn his coat collar and shirt and creased the skin.

Indeed, it was almost as rigid in its outlines as was the smile which creased its wearer's lips.

Yet the worried lines which creased Gregory's forehead deepened.

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