Crossword-Solution: CORRUGATION 11 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

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Corrugation n. The act corrugating; contraction into wrinkles or
alternate ridges and grooves.

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crinkle 18 answers
crease 22 answers
Wrinkle 29 answers
Furrow 34 answers
Fold 52 answers
Groove ___ 62 answers
CHANNEL ___ 86 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
ATERE
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greedy person
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First he looked at the place inculpated, which had a sort of greenish-brown color, with his naked eyes, with much corrugation of forehead and fearful concentration of attention; then through a pocket-glass which he carried.
The Poet at the Breakfast Table Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. 2006
The city itself sinks to miniature, the Alps show afar as a white corrugation, the Adriatic and the Gulf of Genoa appear on this and on that hand, with Italy between them, till clouds cover the panorama.] ACT SECOND SCENE I THE DOCKYARD, GIBRALTAR [The Rock is seen rising behind the town and the Alameda Gardens, and the English fleet rides at anchor in the Bay, across which the Spanish shore from Algeciras to Carnero Point shuts in the West.
The Dynasts Thomas Hardy 2001
The physician, long since dead, and an old man at that date, was exceeding silent, eyeing everybody with an anxious corrugation of brows over sharp eyes, and he had always a nervous clutch of his hands to accompany the glance, as if for lancets or the necks of medicine-flasks, never leaving a patient, unless he had killed or cured.
The Heart's Highway Mary E. Wilkins 2006
The flushed face, the starting eye, and the corrugation of the brow, were language which he understood as plainly as spoken words.
Lizzy Glenn T. S. Arthur 2003
The peculiar corrugation of the surface is scarcely discernible, and one sees nothing of the wonderful crevasses, those narrow and often fathomless partings of the ice, to look into which is like looking into a split sapphire.
The Queen of Sheba & My Cousin the Colonel Thomas Bailey Aldrich 2004