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“To wrinkle” in Japanese

Short answer
揉みしだく momishidaku もみしだく

To wrinkle in Japanese is “揉みしだく” (momishidaku). Full meaning: to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts).

Other ways to say “To wrinkle” in Japanese

しわが寄る shiwagayoru to wrinkle, to crinkle, to shrivel 縮める chijimeru to shorten, to reduce, to condense, to shrink; to crumple (fabric), to wrinkle; to make (one's body) smaller, to draw in (one's legs), to duck (one's head) もみしだく momishidaku to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts) 顰める shikameru to screw up (one's face), to scrunch up, to pucker up, to furrow (one's brow), to wrinkle; to knit (one's eyebrows), to furrow, to contract ちぢめる chijimeru to shorten, to reduce, to condense, to shrink; to crumple (fabric), to wrinkle; to make (one's body) smaller, to draw in (one's legs), to duck (one's head) ちゞめる chijimeru to shorten, to reduce, to condense, to shrink; to crumple (fabric), to wrinkle; to make (one's body) smaller, to draw in (one's legs), to duck (one's head) もみしだき momishidaki to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts) もみしだけ momishidake to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts) もみしだい momishidai to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts) もみしだか momishidaka to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts) 揉みしだき momishidaki to crumple (up), to wrinkle; to rub thoroughly, to massage (esp. in sexual contexts)

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