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the proof your shirt lived a life before the meeting that needed it crisp.
means Marked with lines or folds, the way fabric, paper, or skin wrinkles under pressure or wear.
from From 'crease,' which began as 'creast' — a variant of 'crest,' the ridge or top of something (via Old French 'creste' from Latin 'crista,' a tuft or plume). The sense slid from the raised ridge of a fold to the fold itself, and by the time it settled into modern English the spelling had softened to 'crease.'
- slang
- British for laughing uncontrollably, doubled over like folded paper
for instance
creased dollar bills — u.s. currency with fold marks reduces value; heavily creased bills are rejected by vending machines
creased vinyl records — warped records from storage damage; the 1970s term 'vinyl creasing' describes permanent wavy grooves