IPA: /ˈkriːsi/
KK: /ˈkriːsi/
Having many folds or lines; wrinkled.
The creasy fabric looked old and worn out.
The word 'creasy' originates from the Old English 'crēos', meaning 'grease' or 'fat'. It refers to something that is greasy or oily in texture.
Think of 'grease' when you hear 'creasy' — it helps you remember that 'creasy' describes something that is oily or greasy.