1. having small, tight folds or ridges; wrinkled or creased

1. past tense and past participle of crimple; to form small folds or wrinkles in something
Usage: less common than 'crimped'

Examples

• The crimpled fabric gave the dress an interesting textured appearance.
• She crimpled the paper intentionally to create an artistic effect.
• His crimpled shirt needed ironing before the meeting.
• The baker crimpled the edges of the pie crust for decoration.
• The crimpled surface of the metal reflected light in an unusual way.
• He crimpled the aluminum foil around the food before baking.