pucker

• vt.折り畳む；しわを寄せる；引き寄せる
• vi. 折り畳まれる；しわになる；縮む
• n. しわ；ひだ
• n. （パッカー）人の名前；（ドイツ語）パック

pock（膨らませる、ポケットに入れる）が語源で、pocket.-er（繰り返す）と同じ。puckerから派生して、しわを寄せる、口をとがらせる。

pucker

pucker: [16] The etymological notion underlying pucker seems to be of forming into ‘pockets’ or small baglike wrinkles (the same idea led to the use of the verb purse for ‘wrinkle, pucker’ – now dated in general usage, but fossilized in the expression purse the lips). The word was based on the stem pock- of pocket.

pucker (v.)

1590s, "prob. earlier in colloquial use" [OED], possibly a frequentative form of pock, dialectal variant of poke "bag, sack" (see poke (n.1)), which would give it the same notion as in purse (v.). "Verbs of this type often shorten or obscure the original vowel; compare clutter, flutter, putter, etc." [Barnhart]. Related: Puckered; puckering.

pucker (n.)

1726, literal; 1741, figurative; from pucker (v.).

1. His morning-coat fits him without a pucker .

彼の朝のドレスはとてもフィットしていて、着るとしわが1本もありません。

2.But she，with a pucker in her brows，was watching Rhett.

嘉正は眉をひそめてリードを見ている。dd>

3.You gotta pucker up your lips，like this.Hm.

唇をとがらなければなりません。

4.This waistcoat has a propensity to pucker up over the chest.

このチョッキの胸はしわになることが多い。

5.A small fold or pucker made by gathering cloth.

凝集または収縮によるしわや折り畳み、しわがある.