Usage examples for dimple:

• Then a deep smile seemed to rise somewhere in her eyes and creep over her face, discovering a dimple here and there as it proceeded. "Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901" – Lucy Maud Montgomery

• The people who saw him in the Square called him " a jolly little boy," and, indeed, his appearance of gravity was undermined by the curl of his upper lip and a dimple in the middle of his left cheek, so that he seemed to be always at the crisis of a prolonged chuckle. "The Golden Scarecrow" – Hugh Walpole

• " Oh well, you are a goose," said Dimple "A Sweet Little Maid" – Amy E. Blanchard

• Elizabeth chucked the Vision under the chin, rolled him from side to side, and kissed each separate dimple in his plump hand before answering. "'Lizbeth of the Dale" – Marian Keith