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Meanings of wrinkle in English
Usage of wrinkle in English
1
Dr Donna Lacap-Bugler answers: Why do hands and feet wrinkle in water?
2
I said, convinced I'd just found the fatal wrinkle in her argument.
3
The lines of the smile were as deeply marked as the wrinkle.
4
Every wrinkle shows in that room what with all those overhead lights.
5
The Englishman bowed again, the wrinkle of a smile on his face.
6
She recalled the outlines of her captor with a wrinkle of perplexity.
7
We fancy we know the coal-dealer from whom they got this wrinkle.
8
As it was, all she could do was wrinkle the beautiful material.
9
But no matter how hard I crumpled it, it refused to wrinkle.
10
Not a wrinkle was to be seen in gown, gloves, or shoes.
11
His glance wavered and a queer little wrinkle appeared between his eyes.
12
Is that a shadow crossing that wrinkle of starlight in the water?
13
She lacked all that a pretty wrinkle or two might have given.
14
From bonnet-strings to shoe-laces there was never a wrinkle or a spot.
15
He was in the shower so long his skin began to wrinkle.
16
He smoothed every wrinkle from the towel he'd hung on the rack.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common