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1. Apr 17,  · Dimples are small indentations that can be found on your skin. They can occur on different places of the body, including the cheeks, chin, and .

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2. A small natural indentation in the flesh on a part of the human body, especially in the cheek or on the chin. 2. A slight depression or indentation in a surface. v. dim·pled, dim·pling, dim·ples.

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3. Noun She noticed his dimples when he smiled. the dimples on a golf ball Recent Examples on the Web: Noun Passed around without being asked anything’ A feisty teenager with thick brown hair and deep dimples.

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4. May 12,  · A dimple is an anomaly of the muscle that causes a dent in the cheek, especially when the individual smiles. Some people have dimples in both cheeks, others in just one cheek. Babies are likely to have dimples caused by baby fat in their cheeks. When they lose their baby fat as they get older, their dimples disappear.

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5. May 16,  · What Causes Dimples? Whether It's Genetics, Weight Gain, Or Even Plastic Surgery, There Are Reasons Why Some People Have Dimples And Others Don't. Plus, How To Get Dimples, Even If You Weren't Author: Ossiana Tepfenhart.

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6. May 18,  · First off, there are actually two kinds of facial dimples: chin and cheek dimples. As the proud owner of a chin dimple, I can back up the fact that chin dimples are caused by an underlying cleft Author: JR Thorpe.

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7. Jamienson, I know you did all the heavy lifting on Project Oliver, but the picture of Dave holding Ollie is a treasure. Can't wait to frame the most powerful picture I've ever seen.

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8. Oct 23,  · Back dimples are indentations on your lower back. The indentations are over the joint where your pelvis and spine meet, just above your butt. They’re created by Author: Erica Hersh.

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9. May 12,  · What are dimples? First of all, you need to realize that there are multiple types of dimples. Facial dimples can occur in the cheeks or on the chin, the latter of which is known as a cleft.

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