dinted

Scarcely a dinted shield or a torn garment in their ranks; every bowman with a whole skin and a quiver full of arrows at his back.

He saw the dinted nose of the De Stancys outlined with Holbein shadowlessness against the blue-green of the distant wood.

And there were spear-heads that glinted, and musket-barrels, and swords with dinted scabbards.

The tin duck was dinted in on one side, and bulged out on the other in a manner painful to behold.

Ye'er hat's dinted, an' ye have ye'er necktie over ye'er ear; an' I see be ye'er hand ye've hit a Dutchman.