| Puckered, dimply skin on the thighs, hips and buttocks, otherwise known as the dreaded cellulite, remains a mystery on many levels. |
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| The cute, dimply boy stood at the frame of the door, as the teacher introduced his name. |
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| Over her bed hung a large framed picture of a beautiful young teenager with a broad, dimply, sparkly smile. |
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| The scene changed to a smiling, rosy-cheeked couple who were bouncing a dimply baby on their knees. |
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| She's so dimply sweet that when she's happy she's like a wholesome, strapping version of a Disney Mouseketeer. |
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| My dimply bottomed toddler was rapidly turning into a proper person and I worried that if I didn't make the jump now I would miss out on her childhood. |
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| When we first meet them, Paige and Leo — the dimply and adorable Rachel McAdams and the decisively chiseled Channing Tatum — are an artsy young married couple enjoying a snowy evening in Chicago. |
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| In Tiny Furniture Dunham's onscreen unmade up face, or slightly dimply thighs, shouldn't seem extraordinary, but they do: they're a reminder that girl slackerdom can, in fact, take on a radical quality. |
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| Inside, there are more dimply naked babies and puppies and more pregnant women, including a portrait of daughter Julia taken while pregnant with Romy. |
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