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dimple

[dim-puhl] / ˈdɪm pəl /
NOUN
indentation
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She fiddled with her white headscarf, dimples creasing and front teeth protruding as she giggled and launched seamlessly back into song, arms upheld, motioning us to join in.

From Literature

She sits down, smiling, her left dimple deeper than the right.

From Literature

I squeezed one cheek with my finger and forced a dimple.

From Literature

“I do love babies so. Why, just last week I was tending the sweetest little cherub you can imagine, all dimples and velvety skin and cute little burpie-wurpies.”

From Literature

During the campaign Mr. Mamdani was the warm, embracing fellow with the dimpled smile who loved everyone with an undifferentiated warmth.

From The Wall Street Journal