Sentence examples for the pimples from inspiring English sources
noun
An inflamed (raised and colored) spot on the surface of the skin that is usually painful and fills with pus.
- I had to pop that embarrassing pimple, it was huge and red and on the tip of my nose.
"But the pimples just aren't as important.
By Day Three, the pimples seemed to have dried up.
Do not try to squeeze the pimples, as this can lead to scarring.
Lev was exactly as I remembered him, minus the pimples and kinky hair.
After three months of dietary changes and herbal supplements, the pimples had disappeared.
When Paul rubbed his fingertips over the pimples that dotted his skin, he felt spines.
The pimples, stuffed with what Dr. Libby describes as a "kind of chronic pus," usually grow outward so they do not obstruct the blood vessel for many years.
There follows an ungainly simulated sex scene between Crane and Emile (Michael Shannon), in which amid much grunting the camera studies the pimples on Mr. Shannon's back.
Whereas the humiliations of preadolescence are fodder for comedy in male characters — the squeaking voice, the pimples, the delayed growth spurt — in girls it's an age often avoided.
Part of the difficulty in treating the pimples of expectant women is that few of these women, if any, are willing to donate themselves (and their fetus) to science just to find an effective zit cream.
"The intake is now the pimple on the hippopotamus.
