rumple in Japanese
rumple in Japanese is くしゃくしゃ — rumple means to crease or crumple something, especially cloth or hair.
rumple in Japanese
くしゃくしゃ
Pronounced: kushakusha
(transitive) To make wrinkled, particularly fabric.
What does "rumple" mean?
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verb To crease or crumple something, especially cloth or hair.
"She rumpled his hair affectionately as she walked past."
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noun A wrinkle or crease.
"There was a rumple in the bedsheet that kept him awake."
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rumple in a sentence
- She rumpled his hair affectionately as she walked past.
- The shirt got rumpled from being stuffed in the bag.
- There was a rumple in the bedsheet that kept him awake.
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What is "rumple" in Japanese?
"rumple" in Japanese is くしゃくしゃ. rumple means: To crease or crumple something, especially cloth or hair.
How do you pronounce くしゃくしゃ?
"rumple" in Japanese is くしゃくしゃ, pronounced "kushakusha".
How do you use "rumple" in a sentence?
Example: "She rumpled his hair affectionately as she walked past." In Japanese, "rumple" is くしゃくしゃ.
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