The word 'crinkled' is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It is an adjective that describes something that is wrinkled or creased in a slightly uneven or irregular way. You can use the word 'crinkled' to describe various textures and materials, such as crinkled paper, crinkled fabric, or crinkled hair. Example: The old book had yellowed pages and a crinkled cover, showing its age and long history.
There is no speaker to keep order in the debating chamber, and the proposal to introduce one this June is adding frown lines to some already heavily crinkled foreheads.
Mr Paul crinkled his eyes, waved his hand dismissively and said, "Ach...power", as if the premise of Mr King's question annoyed him.It would be only half-right to say this was not Mr Paul's crowd: an audience that cheers Mr Gingrich's full-throated, near-dictatorial view of the presidency would likely not also support Mr Paul's more modest one.
The eyebrows and whiskers of the Rex cat are crinkled, the eyes are almond-shaped, and the ears are large and high set.
Following cold, wet weather at budbreak, leaves become swollen, crinkled, and distorted with yellow, red, purple, brown, whitish, or gray blisters.
They have two or three many-seeded separate sepals and 4 to 12 or more separate, often crinkled petals.
Plants of both genera usually have tall, thin stems and crinkled leaves.
The chunky chips are brilliant little fingers of salted potato, crinkled and not too oily.
Last season's flared trousers and long tunic silhouette had evolved into longer line cardigans and kick flared, crinkled silk trousers, but apart from shots of citrine and lilac, the colour palette was more subdued and earthy than autumn/winter with khaki, sage, muddy pink and mushroom setting an understated, or as Bailey described it, "softly romantic" tone.
Crumple into a ball, then smooth out, dip the edges in cold tea and place on a baking tray in a low oven until the map is dry and crinkled.
The hooded eyes crinkled with merriment and – in her later years especially – there was something joyously expectant about her.
In March, at the Egg, he demonstrated that sensibility with a concert of "Organic Music," with the China Youth Symphony; in "Paper Concerto" and "Water Concerto," the Japanese percussionist Haruka Fujii crinkled paper and swished water in amplified bowls and other receptacles.
