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ear-shaped

ADJECTIVE
  1. having a shape resembling an ear

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  • There are 2 strokes, the back and hand stroke, and you start with learning one – the backstroke is marginally easier - and my coach, Ginny, stood next to me as I felt the weight of the bell for the first time, ready to catch it (the rope not the bell...) if it all went pear-shaped.
  • Immediately above the anterior perforated substance, the pear-shaped head of the caudate nucleus is confluent with the putamen of the lentiform nucleus.
  • And being your own artist removes most of the financial liability for you in case the project goes pear-shaped. Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Faraway Soul’s Review Forum
  • Studies launched in 1960 concluded that pear-shaped women (bigger hips than waists) are less likely to suffer from heart disease and diabetes than are apple-shaped men.
  • From the low ceiling hung large, black metal frames with little pear-shaped leather bags and black metal pipes at right angles.
  • Sighing, George heaved his pear-shaped body out of the borrowed wheelchair.
  • Bowman forced his fingers to hunt around, and presently discovered the pear-shaped bulb.
  • Basically resembling a pear-shaped melon, the papaya, with it's delicately scented, creamy orange coloured flesh and sweet flavour, is one of the best of all tropical fruits.
  • For those of you out there really into clogged arteries and developing a pear-shaped figure, this is the meal for you.
  • His family has been making ouds, a pear-shaped wooden string instrument with five to six double strings, for more than 100 years, a craft started by his late grandfather.
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