Pimply

Pronunciation: /ˈpɪmpli/

Definitions of pimply

adjective describing someone or something with small raised spots on the skin, typically as a result of acne

Example Sentences

A1 She has a pimply face.

A2 The teenager was self-conscious about his pimply skin.

B1 The dermatologist recommended a treatment for her pimply complexion.

B2 Despite his pimply appearance, he was confident and outgoing.

C1 The actor's pimply makeup was expertly applied for the film.

C2 Her pimply skin cleared up after using a specialized skincare regimen.

Examples of pimply in a Sentence

formal The dermatologist recommended a new treatment for my pimply skin.

informal I can't believe how pimply my face is right now.

slang Her forehead was so pimply, it looked like a strawberry.

figurative The pimply road ahead was filled with obstacles and challenges.

Grammatical Forms of pimply

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

Origin and Evolution of pimply

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'pimply' originated from the Middle English word 'pimply', which derived from the Old English word 'pipelian' meaning to break out in pimples.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'pimply' has retained its original meaning of having pimples or small raised bumps on the skin. It is commonly used to describe skin conditions or textures that resemble pimples.