Definition

Having more dimples than something else; used to describe a surface that has more small indentations or hollows.

Example

The dimplier surface of the new golf ball helps it fly farther.

Conversation

Have you noticed how her cheeks look even more dimplier than before?

Yeah, they really do! It makes her smile so cute.

I wonder if she uses some new skincare routine for that.

Maybe! Whatever it is, it definitely works for her.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'dimplier' is derived from 'dimple' (from Middle English 'dimpel', meaning a small indentation) and the suffix '-er' (meaning a person who). A dimplifier is a person or thing that creates dimples or indentations.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who creates small indentations ('dimple') — the '-er' indicates a person, so a dimplifier is someone who makes dimples.

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