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Meaning of puckered
The primary meaning of the word "puckered" is to become or make something gathered or contracted into folds or wrinkles.
Etymology of puckered
The word "puckered" originated in the mid-16th century, derived from the verb "pucker", which is possibly an alteration of the verb "pluck", with the addition of the suffix "-er" to form a verb meaning to gather or contract into folds or wrinkles.
Synonyms
Definitions
- Having become gathered or contracted into folds or wrinkles, typically as a result of tension or contraction
- Having a tense or strained expression, typically as a result of concentration or disapproval
- (Of a hole or opening) having been drawn together or closed, typically as a result of sewing or stitching
Usage Examples
- Her face puckered in distaste as she tasted the sour lemon
- The seam puckered where the fabric had been stitched too tightly
- His eyes puckered as he concentrated on the delicate task