a. [f. CREASE sb.2 + -Y.] Full of creases.
1858. Mrs. Oliphant, Laird of Norlaw, I. 168. Chairs … covered with chintz … which did not fit on well, and looked creasy and disorderly.
1864. Tennyson, Enoch Arden, 747. The babe … rear’d his creasy arms.
