Wrinkle ( noun , verb , verb )

(As a noun)

Wrinkle ( noun )

A slight ridge or furrow in the surface of something, especially skin or cloth.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english wrincle "fold, crease", of germanic origin; related to dutch rimpel and german rinke.

Examples:

1. She had wrinkles on her forehead.
2. The shirt had wrinkles from being folded.
3. The paper had wrinkles from being crumpled.

(As a verb)

Wrinkle ( verb )

A slight ridge or furrow in the surface of something, especially skin or cloth.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english wrincle "fold, crease", of germanic origin; related to dutch rimpel and german rinke.

Examples:

1. She had wrinkles on her forehead.
2. The shirt had wrinkles from being folded.
3. The paper had wrinkles from being crumpled.

(As a verb)

Wrinkle ( verb )

A slight ridge or furrow in the surface of something, especially skin or cloth.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english wrincle "fold, crease", of germanic origin; related to dutch rimpel and german rinke.

Examples:

1. She had wrinkles on her forehead.
2. The shirt had wrinkles from being folded.
3. The paper had wrinkles from being crumpled.