Creases is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CREASES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CREASE, to make a wrinkle in
• make a crease in (cloth or paper)
• cause a crease to appear temporarily in (the face or its features), typically as a result of the expression of an emotion or feeling
• burst out or cause to burst out laughing
• hit or punch (someone) hard
• (of a bullet) graze (someone or something)
NOUN:
• a line or ridge produced on paper or cloth by folding, pressing, or crushing
• a wrinkle or furrow in the skin, especially of the face, caused by age or a particular facial expression
• any of a number of lines marked on the pitch at specified places.
• the position of a batsman during their innings
• an area around the goal in ice hockey or lacrosse which the players may not enter unless the puck or the ball has already done so
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a fold or wrinkle in

Words related to CREASES

crease8 creased10 creasing11

Words that contain CREASES

decreases12 encreases11 increases11 pancreases14 precreases14 reincreases13 hepatopancreases25

How to use CREASES in a sentence

• The sun fell on the piteous things, disclosing their spots and the creases formed by the motions of the body.
• When the bath is finished the baby should be patted dry, and the mother should take great care to see that the folds and creases of the skin are dry.
• From one of them dropped a little yellow folded paper that fell apart in its creases.
• The silks were faded, dingy, worn in the creases from sheer disuse.
• He had slept in his clothes, and they were full of broken straw and creases.
• Bill forgot to smooth out the creases of his coat, and looked suspiciously at the youth whom it had served as a saddle.
• Jordan King read this note through three times before he folded it back into its original creases.
• It was written on thin foreign paper, and the creases of the folds had become gaping rents.
• I had dust in my hair, in the creases of my clothes, in the pores of my skin.
• Running up, I blew its brains out, and it fell over with its keen white teeth still meeting in the great creases of his neck.
• Through its unfolding skirts ran ten thousand eddies of swirling sand as the creases of its grave-clothes smoothed themselves out in moonlight.
• The skin hung loose and was scored with creases like crumpled parchment.
• Father took the flag in at night, and Billy and Betty folded it very carefully in the old creases, and mother put it out on the piazza the first thing in the morning.
• Moreover, there were wine-coloured draperies flung in some places, and on a shelf, high up, there were plaster casts, with dust in the creases.
• He will still be shaggy and old and chubby, and will wear the same frock-coat, with the same creases in it.
• Before removing the wire, mark the eight different points where it crosses the creases in the paper pattern.
• Mark on the wire at the point where the creases touch the wire.
• Join the front and remaining spokes in the same way, being careful to join where the wire was marked at the creases on the pattern.
• She noticed that there were no creases down the front of his trousers, but the tweed was good and he gave off that intangible aroma of well-being.
• The rusty tinge of his black breeches, like the cut and the white or shiny line of the creases, assigned the date of the purchase some three years back.
• THE CHILD OF TUMULT A poppy bud, packed into tight bundles by so hard and resolute a hand that the petals of the flower never afterwards lose the creases, is a type of the child.
• Would they help? There was a stout man opposite with the symptoms of a public spirit lurking in the creases of his fat self-satisfied face.
• It had evidently been carefully kept, and for a long time, as the creases showed.
• Its creases showed signs of the frequent readings it had received that day.
• Her high laced boots were heavy, and the dust settled in the creases around her slim ankles, that could be perfectly fascinating in silken hose and dainty slippers.
• She fingered the ribbons, and tried to smooth the creases from them.
• The house as a home is merely outer clothing, which should fit as an overcoat should, without wrinkles and creases that show their ready-made character.
• Rivulets of perspiration ran down over her nose, her temples, and around her ears, and disappeared mysteriously in the creases of her brown neck.
• I know beforehand exactly where all the creases will begin.
• Her face fell easily into creases when she talked, and gave you the feeling that it was too soft of flesh.
• The perspiration was in little beads on her forehead and trickling down the creases in her well-cushioned neck toward her ample bosom.
• Going to the glass, she saw that her hair was in disorder, and partly fallen down, and that one cheek was stamped with the creases of the pillow.
• If the table-cloth in use is folded carefully in the creases, and kept under a heavy piece of plank, it will retain a fresh look till soiled.

Similar words containing CREASE without suffix s

crease8 creased10 creaser9 creasers10 decrease11 encrease10 increase10 uncrease10 decreased13 decreases12 encreased12 encreases11 increased12 increaser11 increases11 precrease13 uncreased12 creaseless12 increasers12 pancreases14 precreased15 precreases14 reincrease12 increasedly17 increaseful16 reincreased14 reincreases13 hepatopancrease24 hepatopancreases25

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