0 having one or more small hollow areas in the surface, for example of a person's face when they smile: --
They had silver dimpled buttons that didn't reflect the light and were sometimes painted green to provide further camouflage.
If the metal begins to look dimpled, the worker is using too much force in individual hammer blows.
He is described as having green eyes with hooked nose, has dark hair and dimpled cheeks.
It spends too much time looking at itself in the mirror, admiring its own adorable dimpled half-smile.
To prevent this from happening, the surface is dimpled to perturb the boundary layer and promote transition to turbulence.
They are usually dimpled and come in a variety of sizes and colors; such as rolls, mats, or pads.
The central band is dimpled while the margins are smoother with a wavy edge.
Subsequent erosion has created an undulating karst landscape dimpled with many dolines and countless limestone pinnacles up to two meters in height.
