Correct spellings for CRIMPEL
- Cr impel
- Crimped She crimped her hair before the party to add some texture and volume.
If you meant "crimple" instead of "crimpel", you're on the right track. "Crimple" means to crumple or fold something tightly. It's often used to describe the action of tightly creasing paper or fabric. So, next time you use it in a sentence, don't forget the "m" instead of the "l"!
