crease
ਕਰੀਜ਼
definition
verb
he sank into the chair, careful not to crease his dinner jacket
make a crease in (cloth or paper).
a bullet creased his thigh
(of a bullet) graze (someone or something), causing little damage.
noun
khaki trousers with knife-edge creases
a line or ridge produced on paper or cloth by folding, pressing, or crushing it.
They'll shoot from the blue line and sweep in pucks around the crease .
an area around the goal in ice hockey or lacrosse that attacking players may not normally enter unless the puck or ball has already done so.
example
As you place your paper tile in position, 'crease' the paper (as you push it into the corner or curve) as tightly as you can possibly get it.
The key is to fold the item, but avoid creating a sharp 'crease' .
A slight 'crease' appeared between Kel's brows, and her eyes narrowed as a new thought struck her.
They go to the top of the 'crease' - with and without the puck - harder than any team in the league.
Now 'crease' the paper template along both sides and cut out the opening.
he sank into the chair, careful not to 'crease' his dinner jacket
A small 'crease' appeared between his eyebrows while he continued to watch her, his retreat momentarily forgotten.
Folding clothes gives a sharp 'crease' along the fold line.
It's now been several weeks since I've had to lock him in his room for failing to put a 'crease' in my pyjama trousers.
Due to the plastic used in the pad, if the pad were folded in half, there would be a permanent 'crease' , which would effectively ruin it.
he sank into the chair, careful not to 'crease' his dinner jacket
He liked the way sometimes a little 'crease' wrinkled the side of her nose when she laughed.
After arriving at the batting 'crease' on the fourth evening, he made a cautious start, scoring only six runs off his first 35 balls.
In fact, he seemed rather amiable, if rather animated with a worried 'crease' between his brows.
The paper is then pushed down into the gutter using a straight-edge ruler attached to the robotic arm, and the gutter closes on the paper to 'crease' it.
Jo could imitate anybody and always made him 'crease' up
To decorate the front and back panels, place a sheet of decorative paper on the front panel of the box and 'crease' the paper along the edges.
That plays into the hands of the Europeans, who love to make deep crossing passes to draw the goalie out of the 'crease' .
clap or I'll 'crease' you
He peered at the screen, a vertical 'crease' appearing on his forehead.
Her eyes furrowed in deep 'crease' , as she gingerly tapped the bridge of her nose.
Be sure to fold the paper loosely and not 'crease' it at the folds.
England were 15 for 3 overnight, with Stewart and Russell at the 'crease'
We plan to keep him at the 'crease' so the scoring-rate slows down.
You never want to fire a pass through traffic or slide that puck across the 'crease' - because you'll pay for it.
If a player catches a goalie in the 'crease' it'll be a penalty and the goal will be disallowed.
If pressing doesn't remove the 'crease' , use an alternate layout.
Why didn't he 'crease' his paper or write on a piece of foil or something so he could tell them apart?
Open the paper and 'crease' the folds back and forth to make the pages easier to form.
he was caught in the 'crease' without the puck
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