dimpling
4.7
Having small round dents on a surface, like cheeks or a golf ball
- adjective
- /ˈdɪmp.lɪŋ/
- Her cheeks were adorned with a dimpling smile that made her look even more charming.
Examples
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The surface of the water had a dimpling texture, reflecting the sunlight in lovely patterns.
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Oh, an infinite while had worn but a wistful shade of their dimpling smile.
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His face was dimpling in the sunlight, creating a playful and inviting expression.
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How Indented
Surface Forms
dimpling positive
Morphology
Etymology
Dimpling comes from the small word dimple, which means a little 'dip' or round hollow in a surface, so dimpling describes something that has tiny round dents or hollows.