dimple|dimples in English

noun

[dim·ple || 'dɪmpl]

small indentation on the body (especially in the cheek or chin); dent

Use "dimple|dimples" in a sentence

1. That's a dimple in her cheek.

2. The fracture of composites assumes toughness dimple.

3. His eyes how they twinkled! his dimples how merry!

4. The fractograph exhibited typical ductile dimple fracture pattern.

5. Sheet-form abrasive with dimples or perforations

6. You got a very cute dimple in your cheek.

7. Its microstructure include: dimple, plastic intererystalline, cleavage and mixed fracture.

8. " Again the shadowed pool shall break in dimples at your feet.

9. You're climbing on little dimples and nubbins in the rock.

10. So the triangle distribution dimple jacket is feasible in structure.

11. Kylie Minogue, small dimples just above a woman's buttocks...

12. A novel apparatus is developed for automatic dimple contact force measurement.

13. Doesn't dimple plastics cut have fine line to drop meeting effect effect?

14. On the fat toot toot face has two small dimples.

15. The edge of the dimple is adjacent to the window.

16. She has a dimple in her cheek when she smiles.

17. With increasing hydrogen content , the fracture characteristics from dimple to quasi - cleavage.

18. The deep cleft . in his cheek he refused to call a dimple.

19. Well, you know, crowns are sometimes lost by smiles and dimples.

20. Paul Nicholas dimples charmingly as Aladdin, which gets the girls screaming.

21. We needed creases and dimples and wrinkles and all of those things.

22. The way my cheeks are tickling,(Sentencedict) I feel I have dimples.

23. Some modifications were made to previous plane - film models and symmetrical dimple - film models.

24. A Cheek piercing, sometimes called a dimple piercing, is a piercing on the side of the face, typically right above the side of the mouth where a dimple would naturally indent.

25. This includes the dimples or partially detached chads that were the subject of so much attention.