In 7 cromple. [Cf. G. krumpel, krümpel in same sense, f. krumm, krumb, krump crooked; also CRUMPLE v.] A crushed fold or wrinkle produced by compression.
1607. Dekker, Westw. Hoe, Wks. 1873, II. 293. My forehead has more cromples then the back part of a counsellors gowne.
1773. Gentl. Mag., XLIII. 584. The best method of taking out the creases and crumples … without damaging the drawing or colours.
1860. Tyndall, Glac., I. xxi. 149. An ice-fall, on one side of which I found large crumples produced by the pressure.
