adj
creasy
KREE-see
Creasy (adj) means Full of creases or wrinkles. Example: “His shirt looked creasy after being packed in the suitcase.”
adj
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Full of creases or wrinkles.
"His shirt looked creasy after being packed in the suitcase."
How to use creasy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWrinkled or covered in creases, typically describing fabric.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- creasier
- Superlative
- creasiest
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Etymology
From crease + -y.
Rhymes for creasy
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What does “creasy” mean?
The word “creasy” means full of creases or wrinkles. In plain terms, wrinkled or covered in creases, typically describing fabric.
How do you pronounce “creasy”?
“Creasy” is pronounced KREE-see (/ˈkɹisi/ in IPA).
How do you use “creasy” in a sentence?
Here is “creasy” used in a sentence: “His shirt looked creasy after being packed in the suitcase.”
What part of speech is “creasy”?
“Creasy” is an adjective.
