What is another word for more puckered?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː pˈʌkəd] (IPA) 
The term "puckered" refers to a wrinkled or creased surface, often caused by tightness or tension. When used in a literal sense, it can describe the texture of fabric or skin. Metaphorically, it can suggest feelings of worry or discomfort. Synonyms for "more puckered" might include "tighter," "more crinkled," or "more creased." These words convey the same sense of tension or discomfort, but with slightly different nuances. "Tighter" suggests a greater degree of constriction or pressure, while "more crinkled" implies a more irregular or uneven surface. "More creased" focuses on the presence of deep folds or wrinkles.
