earlike
- adjective
- /ˈɪrˌlaɪk/
- The fossil showed an earlike structure on the side of the skull.
Examples
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Some mushrooms have an earlike shape that makes them easy to identify.
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The artist sculpted an earlike ornament to decorate the vase.
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The plant has earlike leaves that stand out.
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Her earlike features make her look unique.
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The earlike shape of the ancient artifact resembled an actual ear, drawing curiosity from visitors.
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The chef garnished the dish with a mushroom that had a distinct earlike appearance, making it visually appealing.
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The sculpture featured an earlike design that captured the attention of art enthusiasts in the gallery.
Synonyms
A thing that looks like the outer part of an ear
Having a small curved shape like an ear
Shaped like an ear
How Ear-Shaped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Earlike comes from ear ('the part of the body you hear with') and -like ('similar to'). So, earlike means 'shaped like an ear', which is why we use it for things with a curved or ear-shaped form.