crescent
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- adjective
- /ˈkrɛsənt/
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semilunar
- And there is still this shadow and Crescent shape in red here, but it's it also has some small scale structure due to the turbulence.
And then I made these like pizza Crescent roll, roll up things with homemade ranch.
- And then I made these like pizza Crescent roll, roll up things with homemade ranch.
Examples
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And now notice how we are going into Half Moon or half Venus, Crescent Venus.
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This shade Crescent Moon just do this really quickly and then there was a purple shade called Moonkist.
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So I try my best, but this is a really Pretty Little color, just creating a little Crescent moon on the eye.
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No, you you just see like a little Crescent shaped of the sun here.
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You'd get something much more like your shallower Crescent, which makes far more sense to me, but actually perhaps even more so.
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I'm jogging with the captain of the best squad, so I'd say it's pretty crescent.
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And then this really thin, just sliver of a toenail moon or Crescent moon to give it its proper name just above them.
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And So what Gary Bregman shows in his diagram here is how far that you stretch out this Crescent is very much a reflection of how many units you have.
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I, I, I I've always kind of thought that it's because the the legs make a sort of a Crescent like AC but, but frankly I don't know.
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The artist painted a beautiful crescent moon in the night sky.
Synonyms
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3.8
Shaped like a curved moon
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Shaped like a thin, curved moon
Shaped like a crescent moon
Shaped like a half moon
Antonyms
Compounds
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A curved area of rich farmland from the Nile to the Tigris and Euphrates where early farming and cities began
Two large bridges that cross the Mississippi River at New Orleans and carry cars
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An inherited blood disease in which red blood cells become crescent-shaped and break early, causing pain and tiredness
How Curved
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crescent comes from the Latin crescere, which means 'to grow', because people used it for the moon when it looked like it was getting larger each night. That's why crescent means 'shaped like' the curved, pointed moon.