About The Word Corrugation
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Corrugation
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What's The Definition Of Corrugation?
[n] the act of shaping into parallel ridges and grooves
[n] a ridge on a corrugated surface Synonyms | Synonyms for Corrugation: Related Terms | Find terms related to Corrugation: bezel | broken ground | broken water | chamfer | chase | chink | chop | cockle | corduroy | corduroy road | crack | crankle | cranny | crease | crimp | crinkle | crumple | cut | dado | engraving | flute | fluting | fold | furrow | gash | goose bumps | goose pimples | gooseflesh | gouge | groove | horripilation | incision | lop | microgroove | plica | pucker | rabbet | ridge | rifling | rimple | ripple | rivel | rough | ruck | rumple | rut | sandpaper | score | scratch | slit | streak | stria | striation | sulcation | sulcus | washboard | well-worn groove | wimple | wrinkle See Also | change of shape | ridge Corrugation In Webster's Dictionary \Cor`ru*ga"tion\ (k?r`r?-g?"sh?n), n. [Cf. F.
corrugation.]
The act corrugating; contraction into wrinkles or alternate
ridges and grooves.
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