dumple (Meaning)
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dumple (v. t.)
To make dumpy; to fold, or bend, as one part over another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dumple
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dumple Sentence Examples
- Dumple smiled broadly as she received her high school diploma.
- The dumple formed a small dimple on the side of her cheek.
- The dumple was a small, round object that was hard and smooth.
- She had a dumple on her nose that made her look mischievous.
- The dumple was so tiny that it was barely visible unless you looked closely.
- The dumple was a unique feature that made her stand out from the crowd.
- The dumple was a sign of good luck and fortune in some cultures.
- The dumple was a small, round, and edible dumpling that was a popular snack in many countries.
- Dumple was a little boy who loved to play with his friends.
- Dumple was a very intelligent dog who loved to learn new tricks.
FAQs About the word dumple
To make dumpy; to fold, or bend, as one part over another.
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No antonyms found.
Dumple smiled broadly as she received her high school diploma.
The dumple formed a small dimple on the side of her cheek.
The dumple was a small, round object that was hard and smooth.
She had a dumple on her nose that made her look mischievous.
