creaser
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A person who makes folds in cloth, paper, or cardboard
- noun
- /ˈkriːsər/
:
plisador
- As a skilled creaser, she could fold paper with incredible precision.
Examples
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Each pair of pants was handled by a creaser before being sent to the store.
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The creaser at the factory ensured every box had perfectly sharp edges.
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The creaser made perfect folds in the fabric.
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Many creasers are used in the textile industry.
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The skilled creaser arranged the fabric into perfect folds for the new dress.
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As a professional creaser, he ensured that all paper sheets had crisp, clean lines.
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Each item produced was inspected by a creaser to guarantee flawless finishes.
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Creaser comes from the verb crease, which means 'to fold' or 'to press', plus the ending -er meaning 'one who does'. So a creaser is a person who makes neat folds or sharp lines in cloth, paper, or cardboard.