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Rippled (Adjective)

Uneven by virtue of having wrinkles or waves.

All adjective clusters.

The pond's surface was rippled from the wind blowing gently across it.
The fabric of the silk blouse was slightly rippled where it had been ironed improperly.
After the big storm, the field was rippled with large waves of tall grass blown by the wind.
Her grandmother's rippled skin told the story of years spent working in the garden without sun protection.
The painter used bold brushstrokes to capture the rippled surface of the choppy sea in his oil on canvas masterpiece.

Shaken into waves or undulations as by wind; "the rippled surface of the pond"; "with ruffled flags flying".

All adjective clusters.

The pond's calm surface became rippled by the wake of the rowing boat.
As the hurricane passed through, the roof tiles became rippled from the force of the winds.
After a busy summer of recreation, the rippled surface of the lake needed time to settle back down to stillness.
In the stillness of the morning, the glassy calm of the lake had not yet become rippled by passing boats.
The artist carefully painted the rippled texture of the old, wind-weathered flag that hung proudly from the old general's porch.