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Meanings of wrinkled in English
Portuguese
rugoso (Of linens or clothes) not ironed.
Related terms
Portuguese
rugoso Synonyms
Examples for "wrinkly"
Examples for "wrinkly"
1
It was less wrinkly and red … fuller and smoother, he says.
2
The stiff, wrinkly oil-painting must be hard and cold to cry into.
3
My labia used to be saggy, wrinkly, brown, hanging bits of skin.
4
Not a silk one, but one of those wrinkly kinds of ribbons.
5
A wrinkly old man recently had the audacity to flirt with me.
Usage of wrinkled in English
1
Mrs. Reimer's forehead wrinkled, as though she didn't quite understand the question.
2
We found it in September in the woods, rather wrinkled in appearance.
3
A dozen fairy cakes sit, slightly shrunken, in their wrinkled paper cases.
4
The dead-white skin wrinkled evilly; the pink eyes gleamed with disconcerting malice.
5
Hubert looked down again; his lip wrinkled up in a little sneer.
6
And the leader of the party wore the wrinkled brow of tribulation.
7
Still, in a general way, it was very swarthy and wrinkled-quiteape-like.
8
Her face wrinkled up in the foolish grin he knew so well.
9
At only 24, she also believes herself to already be deeply wrinkled.
10
He wrinkled his forehead, and drew in the corners of his mouth.
11
The chop should be thick and heavily wrinkled and the mouth square.
12
The old woman turned her wrinkled visage up to his in wonder.
13
The girl kissed the wrinkled forehead and hurried to her own room.
14
He tossed the wrinkled Sierre Leone bank bond note onto the table.
15
The fresh light showed the other like a wrinkled piece of driftwood.
16
A wrinkled white-gloved hand moving slowly inside the door of the Valhalla.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common