rugare

rugare [CL = to become creased, LL = to wrinkle] 1 to make creased or wrinkled. ~o, -as, id est rugosum facere Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 501; 12‥ sacerdotes vero non habeant capas manicatas sive rugata[s] sine manicis sed rotundas Conc. Scot. II 54; pannum ~are, A. to rydely WW. 2 to wrinkle, make wrinkled (the skin or face): a (with age); b (with scorn, anger, or other emotion). a aetate et sanitate integra, nec spetie ~ata, apud Fontem Evraldi sanctimonialium appetiit velum W. Malm. GR V 404.  b nec delinquentes, si peniterent, ~ato et duro vultu suspenderet W. Malm. GR I 98; cum antecessorum regum potentiam ~atis naribus derisisset Ib. II 134; erigit supercilium, ~at frontem, labia importunis dilatat clamoribus Ailr. Spec. Car. II 26. 575B; qui ad hec ~abit nares ‥ aut faciem rubore vestiet J. Sal. Pol. 822C; quasi ~ata fronte eis semper intentans H. Bos. Thom. II 1.