dimply

4.4

Having small round dents on the skin or surface

adjective
/ˈdɪmpli/

: surcado

The surface of the fruit was dimply, indicating its ripeness and sweetness.

So I have the flabby armed, dimply legged fat body I have.

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Examples

So I have the flabby armed, dimply legged fat body I have.

Sarah Rae Vargas
Her cheeks had a dimply quality that made her smile even more charming.
I noticed the dimply texture of the old leather chair, which added to its character.

Synonyms

dimpled

vsdimply

3.5

With small rounded dents on a surface

is specifically natural rather than referring to any cause

dimpling

vsdimply

4.7

Having small round dents on a surface, like cheeks or a golf ball

is about having natural indentations rather than only appearing to have them

Antonyms

smooth

256 1.0

A surface that is even and not rough

How Indented

cratered

4.5

pitted

4.4

dimply

4.4

smooth

256 1.0

Surface Forms

dimply positive

Morphology

dimply = dimple (transparent) = dimple + y

Formed productively from the noun 'dimple' with the common adjectival suffix '-y', meaning 'having dimples'.

Etymology

Dimply comes from dimple, a small hollow or 'dip' in a surface, and the ending -y means 'full of' or 'having'. So dimply means 'having small dents' like cheeks, an orange peel, or a golf ball.