The word wrinkle can be a noun, a verb, or an adjective.

The word wrinkle as a noun:

• She found a new wrinkle in her face when she looked in the mirror.
• There was a deep wrinkle in my new suit, so I ironed it.
• That is a new wrinkle to an old problem.
• There wasn't one wrinkle in the tablecloth after she ironed it.
• I could tell by the wrinkle in her forehead that she did not understand the question.
• She's an aging, fashion model who worries about every little wrinkle on her face.

The word wrinkle as a verb:

• That cloth will wrinkle if you don't iron it.
• His face will wrinkle up in delight when you give him that present.
• Please put the baby on my lap, I won't mind a bit if my clothes wrinkle.
• My grandfather is 89 yrs old and since he was getting older, his face started to wrinkle.
• Please don't wrinkle my homework sheet before I hand it in.
• Linen is a cloth that will wrinkle very easily.
• Try not to wrinkle your blouse because you have school pictures today.

The word wrinkle as an adjective:

• This wrinkle cream claims that it will roll back the years.
• I can't wait for wrinkle cloth to come back in style, I hate ironing!
• Is that the new 'I just woke up wrinkle look', or you just woke up.