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  • noun Plural form of ovoid.

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Examples

  • "The wealthy had fine china, but the typical New Englander had many pieces like these 'ovoids' that were oval with the bottoms cut off," Vikki said.

    Cleburne Times-Review, Cleburne, TX Homepage 2010

  • That great reddish-bronze torpedo could only be a spaceship, so, probably, were the shining crystal spheres and ovoids parked beside it.

    Tin 2010

  • Along these tracks moved a steady flow of the transparent spheres and ovoids, carrying goods of various kinds.

    Tin 2010

  • Mr. Arad appears again, with marvelous chairs -- especially "Oh Void 2 Lounge Chair," a carbon-fiber affair that links two ovoids.

    The Decorative and Beyond 2009

  • They are large, ovoids, the pan de natas is scored with parallel lines in its shiny crust.

    Pasta pastry 2006

  • Then there is my Mundial funny knife- I think it is for shaping vegetables into cunning ovoids.

    Shopping Bags Lindy 2008

  • Then there is my Mundial funny knife- I think it is for shaping vegetables into cunning ovoids.

    Fruit with a Knife: A Home Cook Cuts Up Lindy 2008

  • Then there is my Mundial funny knife- I think it is for shaping vegetables into cunning ovoids.

    Toast: Lindy 2008

  • In April there was an Easter Egg hunt careful how you say it wherein titular ovoids were hilariously sequestered on different floors of the building and you were expected to give up the best part of your day to traipse around the place trying to find them, all in order to win a couple of tiny chocolate bunnies.

    Archive 2006-06-01 Alistair Myles 2006

  • In April there was an Easter Egg hunt careful how you say it wherein titular ovoids were hilariously sequestered on different floors of the building and you were expected to give up the best part of your day to traipse around the place trying to find them, all in order to win a couple of tiny chocolate bunnies.

    Something, nothing Alistair Myles 2006

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