dimped
Italian translation: puntinato/ a fossette
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| 13:28 Apr 29, 2005 |
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6 hrs confidence: 
puntinato/ a fossette Explanation: I think it should be DIMPLED (otherwise it does not make sense) and that would be = said of a material built with depression or indentation in the surface (You can use the same term to define skin with cellulite) Reference: http://www.iepsorbents.com/iep_030.htm |
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