Wrinkle | Mean of wrinkle in English Dictionary

/ˈrɪŋkəl/

• Noun
• a small line or fold that appears on your skin as you grow older
1. They claim that this cream will reduce wrinkles.
• a small fold in the surface of clothing, paper, etc.
1. wrinkle-free pants
2. I ran my hands over my skirt to smooth out the wrinkles.
• a surprising or unexpected occurrence in a story or series of events
1. Here's the latest wrinkle in the story—we find out that the villain is actually the hero's father!

• a clever technique, trick, or idea
1. He has added some new wrinkles to his game.
• to fix the small problems in something
1. We still have to iron out a few more wrinkles in the schedule.
• Verb
• to develop wrinkles
1. Linen clothing wrinkles easily.
2. Moisture caused the wallpaper to wrinkle and peel.
3. His brow wrinkled as he thought about the question.
• to cause (something) to develop wrinkles
1. Try not to wrinkle your trousers.
2. She wrinkled (up) her nose in disgust.