IPA: /fɒˈsɛt/
KK: /fɔˈsɛt/
A small hollow or dimple in a surface, often referring to a slight indentation on the skin or in a structure.
She smiled, revealing a cute fossette on her cheek.
**Fossette** → The word 'fossette' comes from Old French 'fossete', which is a diminutive form of 'fosse', meaning a small ditch or hollow. The term refers to a small indentation or pit, often used in anatomical contexts to describe small depressions in bones or tissues.
Think of a small 'ditch' or 'hollow' ('fosse') to remember that 'fossette' refers to a small indentation or pit.