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wrinkle
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wrinkle
noun/verb
/ˈrɪŋ.kəl/
wring
Wrist
Meaning
A small line or fold in the skin or fabric; to form small folds or lines.
a small line or fold in something, especially fabric or skin; a crease
Example Sentences
The old shirt had many wrinkles.
She noticed a few wrinkles around her eyes.
Example Expressions
iron out the wrinkles
Synonyms
crease, fold, line, crinkle, furrow
Entry 1
crease, fold, line, crinkle, furrow
Entry 2
crease, fold, line, furrow
Antonyms
smoothness, flatness, evenness, youth
Entry 1
smoothness, flatness
Entry 2
smoothness, flatness, evenness, youth
Collocations
deep wrinkles, facial wrinkles, wrinkle cream, iron wrinkles, wrinkle-free
Entry 1
deep wrinkles, facial wrinkles, wrinkle cream, iron wrinkles
Entry 2
facial wrinkles, wrinkle cream, wrinkle-free
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