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crimp
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crimp
the natural wave of wool fibres

crimp [krimp]
(engineering)
To cause something to become wavy, crinkled, or warped, such as lumber.
To pinch or press together, especially a tubular or cylindrical shape, in order to seal or unite.
(textiles)
To give curl to synthetic fibers.

crimp
1. To bend or warp.
2. To offset a structural steel member so that it will fit over the flange of another member.


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If budget constraints are preventing you from purchasing new furniture for your bedroom, there are alternatives in existence that will allow you to purchase more modern furniture without putting a crimp in your budget.
Byline: Associated Press Putting a crimp in its comeback season, CBS tumbled to fourth place in the television ratings as Fox rode postseason baseball to its highest-ever weekly average.
Not to mention putting a crimp in your wallet there's an equally good chance you'll put a crimp in your back or neck.
 
 
 
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