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dimple

[dim-puhl] / ˈdɪm pəl /
NOUN
indentation
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Sometimes Jonah’s mom would say things like, “You have such great dimples and such beautiful eyes—do you suppose those came from your birth mother or your birth father?”

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She fiddled with her white headscarf, dimples creasing and front teeth protruding as she giggled and launched seamlessly back into song, arms upheld, motioning us to join in.

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She sits down, smiling, her left dimple deeper than the right.

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I squeezed one cheek with my finger and forced a dimple.

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“I do love babies so. Why, just last week I was tending the sweetest little cherub you can imagine, all dimples and velvety skin and cute little burpie-wurpies.”

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