Pimple

Pronunciation: /ˈpɪmpəl/

Definitions of pimple

noun a small, inflamed swelling on the skin, especially on the face

Example Sentences

A1 I have a pimple on my chin.

A2 She used a cream to treat her pimples.

B1 Pimples are a common skin issue for teenagers.

B2 The dermatologist recommended a new skincare routine to prevent pimples.

C1 The actress had to cover up her pimple with makeup for the red carpet event.

C2 He underwent laser treatment to remove the pimple scar on his face.

Examples of pimple in a Sentence

formal She applied a spot treatment on her pimple before going to bed.

informal I hate getting pimples right before a big event.

slang Ugh, I have a huge zit on my face!

figurative The small mistake in his presentation was like a pimple on an otherwise flawless report.

Grammatical Forms of pimple

• past tense: pimpled
• plural: pimples
• comparative: more pimply
• superlative: most pimply
• present tense: pimple
• future tense: will pimple
• perfect tense: have pimpled
• continuous tense: is pimpling
• singular: pimple
• positive degree: pimple
• infinitive: to pimple
• gerund: pimpling
• participle: pimpled

Origin and Evolution of pimple

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'pimple' originated from the Old English word 'papula' which means a small swelling or pustule.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'pimple' has retained its original meaning of a small swelling on the skin, but has also come to be used colloquially to refer to any small skin blemish or imperfection.