crinkle in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

Crinkle (verb): to form or cause to form small, thin folds or wrinkles, often resulting in a rustling sound.

The old photograph began to crinkle at the edges, revealing its age.
She could hear the crinkle of the snack bag as she opened it eagerly.
With each smile, the corners of his eyes would crinkle in a charming way.
The artist used crinkled paper to add texture to her mixed media collage.
As the leaves turned brown and dried, they started to crinkle beneath her touch.
The fabric began to crinkle as it dried in the sun.
She loved the sound of the crinkle of the paper as she unwrapped her gift.
His eyes crinkled with laughter as he listened to the funny story.
The old photograph had started to crinkle around the edges due to age.
As the leaves fell, they created a satisfying crinkle underfoot.
The child watched in delight as the leaves began to crinkle under her tiny fingers.
She noticed a crinkle in the corner of the photograph, hinting at its age and history.
As he smiled, the familiar crinkle around his eyes made her feel warm inside.
The fabric of her dress had a beautiful crinkle that added character to the design.
He tried to smooth out the crinkle in the paper, but it seemed determined to stay.