apple-shaped
- adjective
- /ˈæpəl-ʃeɪpt/
- Men with an apple-shaped body type tend to carry more weight around their waist than in their hips.
- apple-shaped body
And so that example that I gave in the book about that apple shaped torso, one of the most harmful places to store fat in the body is in our midsection.
- And so that example that I gave in the book about that apple shaped torso, one of the most harmful places to store fat in the body is in our midsection.
Examples
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Women often describe their body as apple-shaped if they have a fuller waist and narrower hips.
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And so that example that I gave in the book about that apple shaped torso, one of the most harmful places to store fat in the body is in our midsection.
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An apple-shaped figure is characterized by a rounder midsection and slimmer legs.
Synonyms
Having a rounded shape that is slightly longer than a circle, like an egg
Having an oval shape like an egg
Having a shape like an egg
A shape that is almost like a circle
A shape that is long and round like an egg
Having a smooth, curved shape with no sharp points
A little round in shape like a small stone
Having a wide middle and narrow ends like a fig fruit
How Round
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Apple-shaped comes from the words apple and -shaped, meaning 'in the shape of an apple'. Picture a round apple on its stem, and you can see why we call a person with a round waist or an object with a rounded middle apple-shaped.