A wrinkle, a crinkle, a small crease or fold; (also) an undulation. Also figurative.

A wrinkle on the skin. Also in figurative context. Obsolete.

A wrinkle or fold of the skin, esp. one on the face. Also: a wrinkle on the rind of a fruit, etc. Also figurative.

One of the small wrinkles formed by age or anxiety round the outer corner of the eye, ‘thought to resemble the impression of the feet of crows’…

A wrinkle. Obsolete.

A small fold or crease of the skin, esp. due to age, care, displeasure, etc.

A wrinkle.

? A wrinkle. Obsolete.

A furrow or seam in the face or hands. In Palmistry: A mark on the palm of the hand supposed to indicate one's fate, temperament, or abilities; e.g…

A fold in the skin; a wrinkle.

Something shrivelled up; †plural wrinkles in the skin; a shrivelled skin; a contracted word.

In extended use: a fold, a wrinkle; a ridged, indented, or folded area in an animal or vegetable structure; a wrinkle or wrinkles caused by the…

Anything resembling a furrow. on the face: A deep wrinkle.

Something resembling a trench. A cut, scar, or deep wrinkle in the face.

= crow's foot, n. 1.

A line, groove, furrow or the like formed by the abutting edges of two parts of a thing; an… on the face or body: †A long incised wound; †the…

(a) a train of thought, a line of intellectual development; (b) a facial wrinkle supposedly caused by concentrated thinking.

(usually in plural) a small wrinkle at the corner of the eye or mouth supposedly caused by laughing.

(a) (usually in plural) = laughter line n. at laughter, n.1 compounds 2; (b) (in a play, film, or other entertainment) a line intended to make the…

lines or wrinkles on the forehead supposedly formed by a habitual expression of worry.