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rumple

[ruhm-puhl]

rumple Definition

  • 1to wrinkle or crease something, especially fabric or paper
  • 2to make something messy or untidy

Using rumple: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rumple" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She rumpled her dress while sitting down.

  • Example

    The wind had rumpled his hair.

  • Example

    He rumpled the papers on his desk in frustration.

  • Example

    The child rumpled the bed sheets while playing.

rumple Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rumple

Antonyms for rumple

Phrases with rumple

  • a part of a car designed to crumple easily in a collision, absorbing the impact and protecting the passengers

    Example

    The car's rumple zone helped minimize the damage in the accident.

  • rumple up

    to make something very wrinkled or messy

    Example

    He rumpled up his hair to give it a messy look.

  • rumple of leaves

    a rustling sound made by the movement of leaves

    Example

    The rumple of leaves underfoot was the only sound in the forest.

Origins of rumple

from Middle English 'rompelen', meaning 'to make a mess of'

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Summary: rumple in Brief

'Rumple' [ruhm-puhl] means to wrinkle or crease something, especially fabric or paper, or to make something messy or untidy. It can refer to physical objects like clothes or papers, as well as hair or other materials. Examples include 'She rumpled her dress while sitting down.' and 'The child rumpled the bed sheets while playing.'