dimples
word · lemma: dimple
Definition
Small natural indentations in the cheeks, especially when someone smiles. Some people have one or two dimples on their face.
Usage & Nuances
'Dimples' is always plural when referring to cheek indentations, and is used mostly for people, not objects. Dimples are often considered attractive. Don’t confuse with 'pimples' (skin spots).
Spanish: hoyuelosPortuguese (BR): covinhasPortuguese (PT): covinhasChinese (Simplified): 酒窝Chinese (Traditional): 酒窩Hindi: गाल के गड्ढेArabic: غمازاتBengali: গালে টোলRussian: ямочкиJapanese: えくぼVietnamese: má lúm đồng tiềnKorean: 보조개Turkish: gamzeUrdu: گال کے گڑھےIndonesian: lesung pipit
Example Sentences
She has cute dimples when she smiles.
basic
Not everyone is born with dimples, but many wish they had them.
natural
Babies often have little dimples on their cheeks.
basic
His dimples make his smile special.
basic
People say dimples are a sign of good luck.
natural
Her deep dimples catch everyone’s attention at parties.
natural