crinkle

It gets a brow-crinkle from my friends, though.

Sometimes if you're lucky you'll get a bit of eye crinkle.

The way they crinkle up and come off, full replacement often makes sense.

Ugh anyway, that always makes my back just crinkle up at the thought of the whole thing.

So building this crinkle crankle style would only have to add about 50% in building time.

In the summer the humidity got too much for our HP4 printer and it would crinkle 20lb paper and get jammed.

It's also funny that the words crinkle and crankle derive from Old English and are obvious cognate of Dutch _kronkel_.

The aesthetic is cool, milkshakes are great, and maybe you like crinkle fries more.... but the secret menu has a Peanut Butter burger!

This made me Google "crinkle crankle ha-ha" - unfortunately I could not find any references to such a wall existing.

While the smear of ink and crinkle of cheap paper may be called an experience, I don't think it's even remotely comparable to a true college experience.

Later doubted the tinnitus, as the chair on which I was sitting would occasionally make a tiny crinkle, and those crinkles I heard loudly and completely.

If we take the meaning of a "crinkle crankle structure" to be something like an "economically self-supporting structure", then it's justifiable by definition.

If crinkle-crankle walls protect fruit, then I suppose the analogous software might run on some Apple device that's unnecessarily expensive, technically lagging, and probably beautiful.