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Meanings of crinkly in anglès

Uneven by virtue of having wrinkles or waves.

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Usage of crinkly in anglès
1
However, if it goes dry and crinkly, then it is hot out.
The Guardian
2
A glowing, crinkly line marks the edge of the cloud, and disappears.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 26...
3
I ended up with crinkly, wrinkled fingers, but my wounds proved impregnable.
Secret Sanction
4
The serious face broke into a crinkly road map of smiling lines.
Sophie's secret
5
He was short, with oily, crinkly yellow hair, and he stooped forward.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
6
I'm not good with all those rolls of crinkly tissue paper.
Getting old is tres dangereux
7
The crinkly grandheads all bobbed up from their plates and nut-pickers in amazement.
Good Cheer Stories Every Child Should Know
8
Downsides to this fabric: the crinkly noise and the price tag.
Climbing Magazine
9
Sorry, he said, looking at me with those crinkly blue eyes.
Welcome to Dead House
10
The little man smiled a quaint, crinkly smile of gratification as he explained:
The Vanishing Man: A Detective Romance
11
The Old Senior Surgeon looked down with an odd, crinkly smile.
The Primrose Ring
12
The thing one immediately noticed about him was his beautiful, crinkly, snow-white beard.
My Antonia
13
Pure tin foil is golden in color; aluminum is light, shiny & crinkly.
The new yorker
14
Emily lay perfectly still on the crinkly mattress in the hotel double bed.
Vicious
15
Ridpath balled up the two crinkly pans and dumped them into the bin.
Shadowland
16
This Emily person was very small, and fluffy, and blue-eyed, and crinkly looking.
One Basket
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United States of America
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