Results for: flat and round
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carve something with chisel, cheat somebody, cut (wood, stone, etc.) with a chisel; cheat, obtain by cheating, tool with a sharp metal edge that is used to shape and cut wood and stone, tool with flat beveled bladechisel
cask, container for spent nuclear fuel, half a bottle of rum, mold used in foundry, powder horn, round glass bottle with a long narrow neck (used in laboratory experiments); small glass or metal bottle with a screw-on lid; box, container (used in casti...flask
casual shoe with rope sole, type of flat shoe with a fabric upper and a rope soleespadrille
catch crabs, complain; criticize; fish for crabs, crab apple, crab louse, crane, crustacean resembling crab, flat crustacean, flesh of crab, fly into crosswind, flying maneuver, lice infestation, make bad tempered, parasitic louse in pubic hair, pubic ...crab
cattle pen, cattle pen; public exhibition of the skills of cowboys (i.e. riding wild horses, etc.), cattle round-up, competition in cowboy skills, motorcycling competitionrodeo
cavity on hipbone, hipbone socket (Anatomy); cup shaped form (Zoology), round suckeracetabulum
center of a target (often marked as a black circle); direct hit; small round porthole (for letting in light and air)bullseye
Central American freshwater fish, crystallizing in thin sheets and flaking, pref. (Greek) flatplaty
chain mail at an armor joint, fit something with a gusset, flat plate reinforcing a joint, inset piece of fabric, reinforcement (dress, shoe, etc.)gusset
change in economic cycle, change increasingly, continuous circling flat curve, continuously circling with flat curves, curve that twists around a fixed center point; three dimensional curve turning around an axis, helix; something having a spiral-like ...spiral
cheese formed into a round shapecheeseboard
chewy cake made with oats, flat round piece of dough which is fried on both sides, pancake, griddlecakeflapjack
chopped down (about a tree); knocked down to the ground; sewed down flat (about a seam)felled
chopped fried food, flat, boneless piece of meat, thin slice of meat (chicken or beef)cutlet
chopping down of trees; act of knocking down to the ground; act of sewing the edge of seam down flatfelling
 

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