wrinkle cream

noun
UK /ˈrɪŋkəl kriːm/
US /ˈrɪŋkəl kriːm/

A cream you put on your face to make lines and creases go away.

Grandma puts wrinkle cream on her face every night before bed.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Any cosmetic product marketed to reduce the appearance of fine lines.

The store sells several wrinkle creams next to the sunscreen.

3. A thick ointment used to smooth fabric or leather creases.

He rubbed wrinkle cream into the old leather jacket.

4. Slang for a flattering excuse used to hide one's age.

Her story about being tired was just wrinkle cream for her real age.