ruckle

• Verbo arcaico ou dialetal que significa enrugar, amarrotar ou amassar, usado frequentemente em relação a tecido ou papel.

An obsolete or dialectal verb meaning to wrinkle, crease, or rumple, often used in the context of fabric or paper.

1. Make a rattling soundC2informalbritish

   To produce a hoarse, rattling noise, often associated with breathing or a mechanical sound.

   Emitir som rouco

   • The old man's chest ruckled as he struggled to breathe.
   • The engine ruckled and then died completely.
   • I could hear a strange ruckling sound coming from the pipes.

   Sinônimoscracklecrepitaterattle

2. Create wrinkles or creasesC2informalbritish

   To cause wrinkles, creases, or folds on a smooth surface, such as fabric or paper.

   Criar rugas ou vincos

   • The fabric ruckled under the iron's heat.
   • She ruckled the paper carelessly before throwing it away.
   • The carpet ruckled near the door from constant foot traffic.

   Sinônimoscreasecrinklecrumplefoldpuckerrumplescrunchwrinkle

   Antônimosflattensmoothstraighten