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Meanings of wrinkly in English

Portuguese
rugoso

Marked by wrinkles.

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      Usage of wrinkly in English
      1
      It was less wrinkly and red … fuller and smoother, he says.
      News.com.au
      2
      The stiff, wrinkly oil-painting must be hard and cold to cry into.
      Tales of Two Countries
      3
      My labia used to be saggy, wrinkly, brown, hanging bits of skin.
      The Guardian
      4
      Not a silk one, but one of those wrinkly kinds of ribbons.
      The well and the mine
      5
      A wrinkly old man recently had the audacity to flirt with me.
      The Guardian
      6
      The fruit should start to look a little soft and wrinkly.
      The Irish Times
      7
      But I used to see his wrinkly face on CNN all the time.
      Depraved
      8
      He was so white and wrinkly, with this curly blond hair.
      The Guardian
      9
      One wrinkly lady touched my nose with a counterfeit black fingernail.
      Mysterious Skin
      10
      Still, even the wrinkly Merinos loose their coats pretty fast.
      The Story of Wool
      11
      He thrust out his long arm and snatched his wrinkly vest from a chair.
      Main Street
      12
      I open the door to see Sherry in all her wrinkly, smeared, hung-over glory.
      The life you've imagined
      13
      That big wrinkly fellow I saw not too long ago.
      The Forest Monster of Oz
      14
      I grabbed her wrinkly elbow and bit into her arm.
      Brains: a zombie memoir
      15
      She was sobbing, her soft wrinkly lids soaked with tears.
      Main Street
      16
      Her hair's gray and her skin is white and wrinkly.
      Honey-Sweet
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      Portuguese
      rugoso
      Wrinkly through the time