Rumple
verb
To make something wrinkly, or not smooth.
She rumples her forehead when she is confused.
Often appears as...
- rumple the bed
- rumple one's brow
noun
A crease, fold, or wrinkle in an object or material.
There are many rumples on the used paper.
Often appears as...
- rumple in the bedsheet
- rumple in the dress
verb
To make something wrinkly, or not smooth.
She rumples her forehead when she is confused.
Often appears as...
- rumple the bed
- rumple one's brow
noun
A crease, fold, or wrinkle in an object or material.
There are many rumples on the used paper.
Often appears as...
- rumple in the bedsheet
- rumple in the dress
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Indicator
Often used to describe facial expressions that show confusion or concern, emphasizing the emotional state.
He would often rumple his brow in deep thought.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Action
Refers to the result of physically manipulating items like fabric or paper, usually by hand.
As she read the disappointing news, her hands absently rumples the letter.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Always Negative
Sometimes 'rumple' implies a certain casualness or comfort without negative connotations.
He looked relaxed, with his slightly rumples shirt sleeves.
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Indicator
Often used to describe facial expressions that show confusion or concern, emphasizing the emotional state.
He would often rumple his brow in deep thought.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Action
Refers to the result of physically manipulating items like fabric or paper, usually by hand.
As she read the disappointing news, her hands absently rumples the letter.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Always Negative
Sometimes 'rumple' implies a certain casualness or comfort without negative connotations.
He looked relaxed, with his slightly rumples shirt sleeves.
Pro Tip 1/3Emotional Indicator
Often used to describe facial expressions that show confusion or concern, emphasizing the emotional state.
He would often rumple his brow in deep thought.
Pro Tip 2/3Physical Action
Refers to the result of physically manipulating items like fabric or paper, usually by hand.
As she read the disappointing news, her hands absently rumples the letter.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Always Negative
Sometimes 'rumple' implies a certain casualness or comfort without negative connotations.
He looked relaxed, with his slightly rumples shirt sleeves.
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