crease

crease
n
1. ridge, groove, furrow, corrugation, crimp; fold, dog-ear, plication, plicature, ruck; wrinkle, line, crow's feet; rimple, crinkle, crankle, crumple, rumple; gather, ruffle, pucker, tuck, pleat, plait; ripple, bump, bulge, roll, protrusion, protuberance, lump, hump, hunch.
v
2. put a crease in, fold, ruck, wrinkle, furrow; groove, ridge, corrugate, crimp; fold down or back, dog-ear; rimple, crinkle, crimple, crankle, crumple, rumple; gather, ruffle, pucker, tuck, pleat, plait; ripple, bulge, protrude, hump

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