Wrinkled

My hand is broad now where hers was broad, wrinkled where hers was wrinkled, and the same knuckles are just beginning to swell.

Known as the curly fern, this plant can be recognized by its bright green, wrinkled leaves.

Literally, we were steaming the jerseys in my dryer right before because they came all wrinkled in a box.

Ray, seated at the defense table in wrinkled, beige prison garb, looked on without visible expression as the friend of one victim, Claudia Drury, read a statement that described the "unremitting sadistic torture" Drury endured.

Char the tomatoes in it for 5 minutes, or until soft, wrinkled and charred in places.

Had the plough sliced it, then it would have wrinkled off twice, at 180 degrees to itself, and been doubly replenished.

If Congress got off their wrinkled lady bug covered rumps and passed a law, and we could trust judges to not immediately place a stay on any new laws, phones would return to a useful communication device tomorrow.

I realised as much when our group’s porter, Dawa Norbu Sherpa, plucked three wrinkled black cardamom pods from a drying mat by the trail and held them out to us to taste.

My mother was a roller — she liked to roll up shirts and pants, claiming they took up less space and were less likely to get wrinkled.

The pants also do not fit him well and look wrinkled.

All of the six women on the boat with Mookupori are over 50, with deeply tanned skin, greying hair and wrinkled faces.

Patches of wrinkled white skin turned gray, then black, then to dust, until the man was a skeleton again.

The salve smooths wrinkled minds and calms what trembles.

Fun fact: the wrinkled, flaky sfogliatella pastry (usually stuffed with ricotta, almond and orange peel) was invented in the monastery four centuries ago.

It revolves around a mysterious figure called Baghead, a diminutive wrinkled up person who is able to manifest the dead and bring them back to our world for short intervals.

Much like turning in a wrinkled or stained essay, skipping class shows a lack of care.

One of her works depicts a wrinkled, white-haired woman hunched over with age and wearing a bathrobe.

On Wednesday, she wore the same wrinkled white shirt and black pants as last week.

Sitting bent over in a local food shop, Hannamar, an older man with wrinkled hands and broken English, agreed, telling The Forward that he wasn’t scared of Netanyahu’s promises, which he described as political posturing.

Standing in a sparse classroom at the state university, writing stylish Arabic script on the blackboard, Kudzhba's wrinkled face and balding scalp betray his 73 or 74 years (he can't remember his exact age).