crease
/krēz/Definitions
1. noun
A groove, fold, or wrinkle made in a surface, especially in cloth, fabric, or other materials.
“The seam in her skirt had a noticeable crease where she had sat on it.”
2. verb
To make or cause something to form a groove, fold, or wrinkle in a surface.
“The heat creased the plastic bag, causing it to lose its shape.”
3. verb
To make a fold or wrinkle in something, especially by pressing or folding it.
“She creased the fabric to create a sharp fold in her dress.”
4. verb
To cause wrinkles or lines to appear on someone’s face, especially due to aging or expression.
“Years of worrying had creased her face with deep lines and wrinkles.”