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Meanings of
rumpled
in inglés
In disarray; extremely disorderly.
dishevelled
disheveled
tousled
frowzled
Related terms
untidy
Usage of
rumpled
in inglés
1
Well, sir, it was a bit
rumpled
,
certainly, when I came back.
2
Still in her skirt and blouse from work,
rumpled
,
hot, running late.
3
Maybe left them heaped up on purpose, to improve their
rumpled
appearance.
4
His clothes were not badly
rumpled
;
his patent-leather boots were scarcely scratched.
5
Shirts and slacks, all were
rumpled
and worn after years of storage.
6
Laurel snapped all the way awake and squinted at her
rumpled
textbook.
7
Somehow Corbyn looks smaller and more permanently
rumpled
than he actually is.
8
The saloon-keeper moved to a chair and picked up a
rumpled
paper.
9
His hair was damp and
rumpled
,
and his red face worked spasmodically.
10
Betty was covered with dust and her clothing was torn and
rumpled
.
11
Three still in suits, looking
rumpled
from the heat and the workday.
12
The lady avenged full sore, that he had
rumpled
thus her clothes.
13
He wore
rumpled
pants and a shirt with a wilted celluloid collar.
14
The sheets and blankets were
rumpled
where Owen must have leaped up.
15
He pulled back the covers and
rumpled
the pillows on the bed.
16
When I have touzled and
rumpled
you a little, we shall see.
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rumpled
rumple
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
rumpled hair
rumpled bed
rumpled suit
rumpled clothes
rumpled sheets
More collocations
Rumpled
through the time
Rumpled
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common