What does DINTS mean?

Parts of Speech

Noun

Definitions

1. A hollow made by a blow or pressure, as in the surface of a metal object.
2. A dent or impression, especially one made in metal by a hammer or punch.
3. A mark or effect made by pressure or indentation.

Pronunciations

• US: /dɪnts/
• UK: /dɪnts/

Origin and Usage

The word "dints" originated from Middle English "dent" which means "a tooth". It is commonly used as a noun to describe a hollow made by a blow or pressure, especially in metal objects. The word is often used in manufacturing and metalworking industries.

Synonyms

• Dent
• Impression
• Mark

Related Words

• Dense
• Dinky
• Dairy
• Drama
• Drape

Example Sentences

• The metal sheet had several dints after being hammered repeatedly.
• The cars door had a large dent caused by a collision.
• The pressure of the heavy object left deep dints on the wooden floor.