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- verb Present participle of
wrinkle .
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Examples
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The slight wrinkling is way more appetizing than the PhotoShopped version in which Michael's skin has the color and texture of a rancid canned ham.
Photographer insists Bret Michaels's unreal abs are, umm, real Liz Kelly 2010
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They cut wood and pick periwinkles - a snail-harvesting practice known as "wrinkling" - off the rocky ocean ledges.
Sun Journal top news 2010
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They cut wood and pick periwinkles - a snail-harvesting practice known as "wrinkling" - off the rocky ocean ledges.
The Seattle Times 2010
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They cut wood and pick periwinkles - a snail-harvesting practice known as "wrinkling" - off the rocky ocean ledges.
Home 2010
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They surfaced together, and Pu’ukani could see the pain wrinkling her lips.
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I see you looking my way with that obnoxiously curious expression wrinkling your eyes.
neon sign Tobey A. Anderson 2006
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He was gazing into his tea, a haunted expression wrinkling the corners of his eyes.
Angelmass Zahn, Timothy 2001
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But this wrinkling, which is so characteristic of our own laughter, is more plainly seen in some other monkeys.
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The table was small, but stout, and all the furniture of the room substantial, made of fine wood, and carved just enough to give the notion of wrinkling pleasantry.
Madame Delphine George Washington Cable 1884
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The table was small, but stout, and all the furniture of the room substantial, made of fine wood, and carved just enough to give the notion of wrinkling pleasantry.
Old Creole Days 1879
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