A small hollow that some people have at the end the chin.
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There was a dimple in the chin, but none in the cheeks.
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Or it slips noiselessly out of a deep dimple in the fields.
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She had a dimple in her chin, and a good sun tan.
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Her chin was pretty and round, with a little dimple in it.
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Her instinct of comedy set a dimple faintly working in her cheek.
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Ali used to call them " butt chins," but it was actually pretty cute.
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"Eyes gouged, noses twisted, tongues pierced, chins cleft, throats slit."
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The old gentleman with the cleft chin took up the matter.
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His beard was gone, revealing a hard cleft chin and two soaring cheekbones.
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His cleft chin was square and so was his powerful jaw.
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Then he sipped wine, sighed, sat back, stroked his cleft chin and listened.
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She was a flat-hipped Englishwoman, with a cleft chin and enigmatic greenish eyes.
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She had a dimpled chin that nested in a fluffy blurr of lace.
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A dark stubble was shrouding his strong jaw and dimpled chin.
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Will the lady have a dimpled chin, or does she fancy the square-cut jaw?
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Even her dimpled chin was her mother in miniature.
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He was photogenic, a big sandy-haired man with broad shoulders, a dimpled chin, and superbly blue eyes.
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At 45, his face still looks ripped from Mount Rushmore, chin dimple so deep you could keep your handbag in it.
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Other parents might be looking for signs that the little darling has inherited the family's musical ear, or Uncle Johnny's chin dimple.
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Chin Dimple," she said, indicating Deke, "went to interview the Spanos family."
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Her stubborn chin dimpled as she glared at him, unafraid.
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When Iris was determined about anything, her chin dimpled.
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Her face tightened and her chin dimpled with emotion, perhaps at some keenly remembered grief.
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Her eyes were slightly contracted, her nostrils quivering, her lips set tight and her chin dimpled.
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Lowell, the bald guy, flinched a little, but Chin Dimple didn't seem to get the joke.
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"Candy man," said Mademoiselle softly, with her lips curving and her chin dimpling, "don't you think I'm pretty?"