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crease
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crease (krēs) a line or slight linear depression.
flexion crease , palmar crease any of the normal grooves across the palm that accommodate flexion of the hand by separating folds of tissue.
simian crease  a single transverse palmar crease formed by fusion of the proximal and distal palmar creases; seen in congenital disorders such as Down syndrome.

crease (krs)
n.
A line made by folding or wrinkling, as in the skin.

crease
Etymology: ME, creste, crest
an indentation or margin formed by a doubling back of tissue, such as the folds on the palm of the hand and sole of the foot.


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Creaser titled "A review of the Rhenium-Osmium (Re-Os) isotope system with application to organic-rich sedimentary rocks" emphasizes the importance of the Re-Os isotope system to the direct dating of sedimentary rocks, particularly black shales in which these broadly chalcophile and siderophile elements are concentrated by reductive extraction from seawater.
Creaser CS, Fernandes AR, AI-Haddad A, Harrad S J, Homer RB, Skett PW, et al.
Bringing together aesthetic and political concerns in "Prosody and Liberty in Milton and Marvell," John Creaser does a fine job of showing how Milton's individualistic pursuit of liberty is expressed in his flexible use of verse forms.
 
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