crinkle

His eyes were bright blue, crinkled up into a permanent squint like a sailor's from gazing into the far distance.

I could have done a whole pic spam just on the crinkled nose there are so many instances of it.

A light, thin fabric, generally cotton or rayon, with a crinkled surface and a usually striped pattern.

Brown Ben crinkled up his eyes. "Would you prefer to be returned to Yezzan's heirs or just beheaded? "

With crinkled eyes and white hair surrounding a balding head, Mr. Jandali has a physical resemblance to Mr. Jobs.

Petals inserted at rim of floral tube, alternating with sepals, crinkled, clawed or not, frequently caducous, rarely absent.

It's a photograph in which I am outside in the full sun, my eyes crinkled tight and my cheeks about to burst in a fit of laughter.

No Wallet. Rich guys carry money clips and the poor just carry around crinkled dollar bills.

Light to medium green, elliptical, very thin, crinkled , long flexible petiole. Usually single crown. Large.

blade reflexed, green or purple-brown, narrowly linear-lanceolate, strongly crinkled or flat in upper culm.

cabbage plant with a compact head of crinkled leaves.

blade reflexed, green, with yellow margins, linear, flat or crinkled in upper sheaths.

His face crinkled into a grin.

C-ration cans and crinkled tinfoil from cigarette packages made do for ornaments.

The pages crinkled and curled and turned to ashes in the fire.

No, no, your crinkled little smile is thanks enough for me.

She crinkled up her nose in distaste.

Brown Ben's eyes crinkled up. "No need. I know the sort o' thanks you have in mind. " He bowed again and moved away.

"I am good at walking like a pigeon, " he thought; no one can walk like a pigeon with crinkled neck and with a tempo just like pigeon;

Another mystery hidden within our crinkled cortices is that out of all the brain's cells, only 10 percent are neurons;