rumple
1rum·ple
noun \ˈrəm-pəl\2rumple
verbrum·pledrum·pling \-p(ə-)liŋ\
Definition of RUMPLE
transitive verb
2
: to make unkempt : tousle
intransitive verb
: to become rumpled
Examples of RUMPLE
- He rumpled her hair affectionately.
- <the guest rumpled the antique bedspread by lying down on it>
Origin of RUMPLE
Dutch rompelen; akin to Old High German rimpfan to wrinkle
First Known Use: 1603
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