1. A small natural depression in the cheek or other part of the face.

2. To form dimples; to sink into dimples.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• simplie,
• pumple,
• disiple,
• simeple,
• demale,
• dimily,
• impley,
• diciple,
• displa,
• tiple,
• gample,
• implie,
• diapole,
• timples,
• tample,
• disaple,
• simplle,
• siomple,
• disply,
• siimple

• dimpled,
• dispel,
• dimples,
• pimple,
• simple,
• temple,
• Dimply.

The adjective form of the word "dimple" is "dimpled".

The plural of the "dimple" can be the "dimples".

The singular of the "dimple" can be the "dimple".