wrinkly (Meaning)

Wordnet

wrinkly (a)

marked by wrinkles

Webster

Full of wrinkles; having a tendency to be wrinkled; corrugated; puckered.

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient parchment bore witness to the passage of time with its wrinkly surface.
The sun-kissed hands of the elderly gardener were a testament to a life spent in toil and sunlight, becoming wrinkly with age.
The wrinkly bark of the oak tree hinted at its centuries-old existence, a silent guardian of the forest.
The wrinkled pages of the old book held secrets untold, waiting for a curious mind to uncover them.
The surface of the pond was a mirror of calm tranquility, except for the occasional wrinkly ripple caused by a passing breeze.
The wrinkled fabric of her grandmother's quilt carried the warmth of countless cozy nights spent together.
The wrinkled face of the clown brought laughter to the faces of children, hiding the sadness beneath.
The wrinkled leaves of the autumn tree fluttered in the wind, signaling the arrival of the changing seasons.
The wrinkly skin of a newborn baby was a testament to their delicate nature, needing love and protection.
The wrinkly tissue paper crumpled beneath her fingers, leaving behind a trail of memories long forgotten.

marked by wrinklesFull of wrinkles; having a tendency to be wrinkled; corrugated; puckered.

crease,furrow,crinkle, tuck, pucker, corrugation, plait, pleat,crimp, seam

copy, reproduction, duplication, duplicate, replication, imitation, duplication, copy, imitation, reproduction

The ancient parchment bore witness to the passage of time with its wrinkly surface.

The sun-kissed hands of the elderly gardener were a testament to a life spent in toil and sunlight, becoming wrinkly with age.

The wrinkly bark of the oak tree hinted at its centuries-old existence, a silent guardian of the forest.

The wrinkled pages of the old book held secrets untold, waiting for a curious mind to uncover them.