crimple
/ˈkrɪmpl/Definitions
1. verb
to wrinkle or crease the surface of something, especially fabric, by gathering or puckering it
“The rain caused the fabric to crimple, making it difficult to iron.”
2. noun
a small wrinkle or crease in a surface, especially fabric
“There was a crimple in the tablecloth that needed to be ironed out.”
3. verb
to become wrinkled or creased, especially in a way that is unwanted or unsightly
“The expensive dress began to crimple after a few wearings.”
4. noun
a small amount of something, especially liquid, that is left in a container or a surface
“There was a crimple of oil left in the engine after the last oil change.”