Dimity

dim n. A kind of stout, white, cotton cloth, ribbed or figured. [Gr. dimitos, dimitv, made with double thread, dis and mitos, a thread of the woof.] Dimorphous, di-m6r 'fus, a. Occurring under 2 distinct forms. (Crysta'dog.) Crystallizing under 2 forms fundamentally different. [Gr. dis and morphe, form.] — Dimor'phism, -fizm, n. Property of being, etc. Dimple, dim'' pi, n. A slight natural depre ion on the surface of the body, esp. on the CiieeK o. chin indentation on any surface.— v. [dimtleTj (-pld), — -pling.] To form dimples, sink into depre ions. v. To mark with, etc. [Same as dingle, dim. of dip.]