pucker in Irish
pucker in Irish is furca — pucker means to draw something into small folds or wrinkles, especially by tightening or squeezing.
pucker in Irish
furca
A fold or wrinkle.
What does "pucker" mean?
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verb To draw something into small folds or wrinkles, especially by tightening or squeezing.
"Sour candy makes your mouth pucker."
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noun A small wrinkle or fold, especially in skin or fabric.
"There was a slight pucker along the seam of the shirt."
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pucker in a sentence
- Sour candy makes your mouth pucker.
- The fabric puckered after being washed on too high a heat.
- There was a slight pucker along the seam of the shirt.
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What is "pucker" in Irish?
"pucker" in Irish is furca. pucker means: To draw something into small folds or wrinkles, especially by tightening or squeezing.
How do you use "pucker" in a sentence?
Example: "Sour candy makes your mouth pucker." In Irish, "pucker" is furca.
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