Definition

Having small, rounded indentations or depressions on a surface, often referring to skin or fruit.

Example

The dimply surface of the fruit made it look very appealing.

Conversation

Have you seen that new dessert place?

Yeah, I went there last weekend and the cakes are so dimply and cute!

I love dimply desserts; they look so inviting.

Totally! I can't wait to go back and try more of them.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Dimply → It is formed from "dimple" (from Middle English "dimpel", meaning a small indentation) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The word "dimply" describes something characterized by small indentations or dimples.

Memory Tip

Think of small indentations or 'dimples' on a surface, and remember that 'dimply' means having those little dips.

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