crinkly

Some people's problems all calling me crinkly head mad or something.

He looked at me with one of his crinkly grins.

He took one look at the crinkly piece of paper and gasped.

It would be impossible with such crinkly hair as Drew sat down.

It was crinkly brown on the outside, but gooey white inside.

They didn't seem to go with the rest of his crinkly, smiling face.

Sorry," he said, looking at me with those crinkly blue eyes.

I looked down at the crinkly pale fruit in my hand, then gave it back to her.

I felt a crinkly feeling along my back which I had never known before.

A mop of crinkly hair showed on the wild man's head.

He had no idea about all the crinkly coloured papers.

Bond turned and looked into the broad yellow face below the crinkly hair.

She nuzzled her face against the crinkly dark hair on his chest.

Delicate features and a crinkly nose made her look like she was always about to laugh.

He had a small white mustache and white crinkly hair.

Nancy told her about the man with the crinkly ear and said she was sure that the police would soon capture him.

No crinkly paper but a mint discreetly handed off is fine.

A single page of fine, crinkly notepaper slipped out into her hand.

Once folded for storage, however, the plastic window gets awfully crinkly.

The diminutive fellow gave her a crinkly smile and waved both hands.

Her pubic hair is soft and crinkly beneath his cheek.

It was the coloured girl from the Hotel, her crinkly black hair at odds with what he had been thinking.

Mo smiled that same crinkly smile I'd first encountered at primary school.

The dark green, crinkly leaves of the most common type are like Romaine lettuce.

He released her hand, and heard soft crinkly sounds when she set down the plastic sack.

'Big Crinkly' is a lighthearted creation," said Mr. Emmerich.