crimped
4.6
Made into small, regular folds that look like waves
- adjective
- /krɪmpt/
- She styled her hair with crimped waves for the party.
Examples
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The dress featured a crimped hem that gave it a unique flair.
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The decorator chose crimped paper for the gift wrapping to add texture.
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I'm just kidding, I have crimped my hair using my Little Mermaid waiver.
Synonyms
crinkled
vscrimped
Having small folds or wrinkles on the surface, like paper
is made into small regular ridges for decoration or neat styling
How Wavy
Surface Forms
crimped positive
Morphology
Etymology
Crimped comes from the same old English verb crympan meaning 'to pinch' or 'make small'. So crimped hair or a crimped pie edge has little pinched waves or folds as a clear, decorative pattern.