Ruched (verb)

To gather or pleat fabric into wrinkles or folds in a decorative manner.

Origin:

From the middle english word "ruchen", meaning "to draw together or gather something into wrinkles or folds", from the old french "ruchier".

Examples:

1. The designer used ruched fabric to create a ruffled effect on the sleeves of the dress.
2. The ruched curtains added a touch of elegance to the room.
3. She carefully ruched the ribbon to create a bow for her hair.
4. The ruched tablecloth was a popular choice for the wedding reception.
5. He ruched the fabric at the waistline to give the dress a more fitted look.