wavemark

noun
UK /ˈweɪvmɑːk/
US /ˈweɪvmɑːrk/

A wavemark is a mark or line that looks like a wave.

The sand on the beach had a wavemark left by the tide.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small ridge or ripple left on a surface by moving water.

Wavemarks covered the mud after the river went down.

3. A wavy design or pattern, as on fabric or paper.

The notebook had a blue wavemark across its cover.

4. A mark made by a wave or by waving something.

She noticed a wavemark where the flag had brushed the wall.

5. A slight wavy distortion in a material or image.

The old photo showed a wavemark near the edge.