rucked

Gathered into folds

Rucked is the past tense of ruck, which has two main uses.

In rugby, to ruck is to contest for the ball in a loose scrum, pushing and driving with other players: They rucked hard at the breakdown.

More broadly, to ruck or ruck up means to wrinkle or bunch: The sheets had rucked up during the night.

creased

folded

Bent upon itself

tucked · puckered · bunched · scrunched · rumpled · wrinkled · crinkled · furrowed · pinched · compressed

disarranged

disheveled

Untidy in appearance

messy · untidy · askew · awry · displaced · shifted · out-of-place · gathered · twisted · tangled

rugby

maul

Attack with brutal force

contested · pile-up · breakdown · forwards · clearout · poaching · binding · driving · securing · possession

textured

fabric

Woven or knit material

  • weaveInterlace strands into fabric
  • twillDiagonal-ribbed fabric
  • linenFlax-derived textile

canvas · wool · jersey · cotton · knit · woven · cloth · material · textile · ribbed

Opposites
surface texture/smoothness

ruckedsmooth

Without roughness or difficulty

flat · unwrinkled · pressed · sleek · ironed

fabric arrangement

ruckedsmoothed

Made surface uniform

flattened · spread out · laid flat · straightened · unruffled

Phrases
Family

rucksack, ruck, rucks, rucking

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