What is another word for in creases?
Pronunciation: [ɪn kɹˈiːsɪz] (IPA) 
The phrase "in creases" means to have lines or wrinkles on a surface, typically on fabric or paper. Synonyms for "in creases" include "folds," "wrinkles," "crumples," "creases," "pleats," "rumples," "puckers," "ridges," "waves," "corrugations," and "crinkles." These words can convey various degrees and types of wrinkling depending on the context. For example, "pleats" and "creases" suggest intentional and neat folding, while "rumples" and "crumples" imply a messier or more spontaneous wrinkling. "Wave" and "ridge" may refer to a more irregular or organic pattern of creasing, while "corrugation" suggests a ridged or grooved texture.
