corrugate

There were trees and electrical poles strewn across the road and corrugated iron roofing that had been ripped off houses.

In vain he corrugated his brows and twisted his jaws; the word would not come out.

I remember that we played once in a schoolroom built of corrugated iron and without a vestige of scenery.

These terms are given to a surface that resembles a corrugated panel, showing a ridgy, furrowy expanse.

Did they conceal harems of centenarian women with wrinkled faces, and corrugated necks and hands?

Behind us was the winding entrance to a shelter deep in the earth, reinforced by cement and corrugated iron, and lit by a candle.