crimple in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

CRIMPLE (verb): To form small, irregular folds or wrinkles in a material, such as fabric or paper.

The fabric began to crimple after being washed in hot water.
She noticed a crimple in the paper that marred its otherwise smooth surface.
As he spoke, his brow would crimple in thought, revealing his deep concentration.
The artist chose to crimple the edges of the canvas for a more textured effect.
With a gentle touch, she learned how to crimple the delicate leaves for her arrangement.