Crease | Mean of crease in English Dictionary

/ˈkriːs/

• Noun
• a line or mark made by folding, pressing, or crushing something (such as cloth or a piece of paper)
1. He ironed his pants to make the creases sharp.
2. a crease in the paper
• a line or fold in someone's skin
1. tiny creases at the corners of his eyes
• an area around or in front of a goal in some games (such as hockey)
1. Players from the opposing team may not enter the crease.

• the line where the batsman stands in cricket
1. The batsman moved out of the/his crease.
• Verb
• to fold, press, or crush (something, such as cloth or a piece of paper) so that a line or mark is formed
1. a neatly creased pair of pants
2. The pages of the book were stained and creased.
• to make a line or fold in (someone's skin)
1. A frown creased [=wrinkled] his forehead
2. Their faces were creased with worry. [=they had lines on their faces because they were worried]
3. She looked up, her face creasing into a smile.