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1. (n.) pimple
a small, usu. inflammatory swelling or elevation of the skin; papule or pustule.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME, nasalized var. of OE *pypel (whence pyplian to break out in pimples) < L papula pimple)
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1. (noun) pimple, hickey, zit
a small inflamed elevation of the skin; a pustule or papule; common symptom in acne
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1. (noun) pimple
a red infected spot on sb's skin
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1. (noun) pimple
any small acuminated elevation of the cuticle, whether going on to suppuration or not
2. (noun) pimple
fig.: A swelling or protuberance like a pimple
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Sense: a small round swelling on the skin
He had a pimple on his nose.
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 Afrikaans: puisie |
 Arabic: بَثْر، دُمَّل صَغير على س |
 Bulgarian: пъпка |
 Brazilian: espinha |
 Czech: pupínek |
 German: der Pickel |
 Danish: filipens; bums |
 Greek: μπιμπίκι |
 Spanish: grano |
 Estonian: vistrik |
 Farsi: جوش |
 Finnish: finni |
 French: bouton |
 Hebrew: פִּצעוֹן |
 Hindi: मुहांसा |
 Croatian: bubuljica, prištić |
 Hungarian: pattanás |
 Indonesian: jerawat |
 Icelandic: bóla |
 Italian: brufolo |
 Japanese: にきび |
 Korean: 뾰루지, 여드름 |
 Lithuanian: spuogas |
 Latvian: pūtīte |
 Malay: jerawat |
 Dutch: puist |
 Norwegian: kvise, filipens |
 Polish: pryszcz |
 Persian: جوش |
 Pashto: دانه، نونكۍ (نينكۍ) ګرمكه |
 Portuguese: borbulha |
 Romanian: coş |
 Russian: прыщ(ик) |
 Slovak: pupienok, vyrážka |
 Slovenian: mozolj |
 Serbian: bubuljica |
 Swedish: finne |
 Thai: สิว |
 Turkish: sivilce |
 Taiwanese: 膿瘡 |
 Ukrainian: прищ, вугор |
 Urdu: مہانسہ، دانہ |
 Vietnamese: mụn |
 Chinese: 脓疮 |
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