Crepe paper is crinkled.
Paper crinkles when it is crushed.
The piece of aluminum foil crinkled as she tried to tear it off.
There is a crinkle in the tablecloth.
The crinkle of starched petticoats accompanied the child as she ran.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
crin|kle|root — «KRIHNG kuhl ROOT, RUT», noun. any one of various North American plants of the mustard family, having a fleshy, pungent rootstock; toothwort … Useful english dictionary
crin — crin; crin·et; crin·gle; crin·gle cran·gle; crin·i·ger; crin·i·on; crin·kle cran·kle; crin·kly; crin·kum cran·kum; crin·o·lined; en·crin·ic; en·do·crin·ic; en·do·crin·o·log·ic; en·do·crin·o·path; en·do·crin·o·path·ic; crin·kle; crin·o·line;… … English syllables
kle-cran — crin·kle cran·kle; … English syllables
kle — bag·gy·wrin·kle; bar·kle; chin·kle; crin·kle cran·kle; crun·kle; dar·kle; far·kle·ber·ry; han·kle; hur·kle; kin·kle; kle·bels·berg·ite; mei·kle; pen·ny·win·kle; pi·kle; pran·kle; prin·kle; smir·kle; spar·kle·ber·ry; tan·kle; trin·kle; tur·kle;… … English syllables
crinkle — crin·kle … English syllables
crinkle — crin|kle1 [ krıŋkl ] or ,crinkle up verb intransitive or transitive if you crinkle something such as paper or cloth, or it crinkles, you make a lot of small messy folds in it crinkle crin|kle 2 [ krıŋkl ] noun count a small messy fold in… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
crinkle — crin•kle [[t]ˈkrɪŋ kəl[/t]] v. kled, kling, n. 1) cv to wrinkle; ripple 2) cv to make or cause to make slight, sharp sounds; rustle 3) to bend or twist 4) a wrinkle or ripple 5) a crinkling sound 6) a turn or twist • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME;… … From formal English to slang
crinkle-crankle — crin·kle cran·kle … English syllables
Crinkle — Crin|kle auch: Crink|le 〈[krı̣ŋkl] m. 6; Textilw.〉 Stoff aus Seide, Baumwolle od. Kunstfasern mit charakteristischem, knittrigem Erscheinungsbild, das durch eine Wärmebehandlung hervorgerufen wird [<engl. crinkle „(Knitter)falte“] … Universal-Lexikon
Crinkle — Crin|kle auch: Crink|le 〈[krı̣ŋkl] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s〉 Stoff aus Seide, Baumwolle od. Kunstfasern mit charakteristischem, knittrigem Erscheinungsbild, das durch eine Wärmebehandlung hervorgerufen wird [Etym.: <engl. crinkle »(Knitter )Falte«] … Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch
