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dimple

noun as in indentation

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She laughed with a dimpled smile and was easy to talk to.

When I met an Australian guy named Aaron out at a gay bar one night, it felt easy and light; we bantered well, and he had big dimples, and I was myself.

Mr. Close, soft-spoken and warm with a dimpled smile, was raised in Collyweston, with family roots that go back 400 years here.

Exactly how currents and sediments move over the dimpled surface of the Sur Pockmark Field is still unknown.

I don’t mind if you take out a couple of dimples in the thighs, however, but I really didn’t want it,” King said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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