crinite2 (krinit)

[ crinitory (krin'i-to-ri), a. [ When in the morning he anxiously removed the cap, away came every vestige of its crinitory covering. T. Hook , Gilbert Gurney, II. iii. crinkle (kring'kl), v.; pret. and pp. crinkled , ppr. crinkling. [ crenclen (rare), bend, turn, = D. krinkelen , turn, wind; freq. of * crink , repr. by cringe , and, with change of vowel, by crank (cf. crankle): see cringe, cringle, and crinoline