indent

Basically, it’s a thumbprint cookie with the indent filled with poppy seeds.

The firths of Forth and Clyde indent the country very deeply on the east and west, almost dividing it into two parts.

Some days we slope arms by numbers; and other days we clean dixies and indent for new boots.

Small streams empty into all of the numerous deep water gulfs and bays that indent the north coast of Oriente.

Drop down a few more lines before you begin with the text, and indent about an inch for the beginning of each paragraph.

He made a copy of the indent in triplicate, as well as an office copy.

The indent in the gravestone under the arch leaves no doubt of its having been once finished with a brass effigy.

This individual is obtained on indent from the permanent force; but more of him anon.

He had had no thought of speaking, but the opening tempted him, and the hand clapping was indent.

It is a high altar-tomb, the cover-stone perfectly plain, with indent for inscription on its edge, but the brass has disappeared.