Obs. Also 5 wrympyl. [Cf. RIMPLE sb. (also RUMPLE sb.2), and WRIMPLED a.] A crease or fold; a rimple, wrinkle.
1499. Promp. Parv. (Pynson), s v b. Wrympyl, or rympyl, ruga. Ibid. Wrympyl, or pleyt or cloth, plica.
1578. Florio, 1st Fruites, 88 b. The smooth throate maketh foldes with wrimples. Ibid. (1603), Montaigne, I. xxii. 51. The hoarie head and frowning wrimples of custome.
1611. Cotgr., Gelasin, a wrimple in the face.
