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eggy

eggy

3.3
Shaped like an egg
  • adjective
  • /ˈɛɡi/
translation icon : ovalado
  • The building has an eggy shape that reminds me of a giant egg.

So it's it's just more like you're going to miss some fun Easter eggy kind of things.

Examples

  • The new sculpture was designed to be eggy, with a rounded form and smooth curves.

  • She decorated the cake with an eggy icing that looked just like a smooth shell.

  • - It can be eggy.

  • So it's it's just more like you're going to miss some fun Easter eggy kind of things.

Synonyms

egg-shaped
vseggy
3 2.5

Having a shape like an egg

is a broader everyday name rather than a strict shape term
oval-shaped
vseggy
1 3.0

A shape that is long and round like an egg

is about tapered rounded shapes that have a narrower end
oviform
vseggy
  • Specialized
9.1

Shaped like an egg

is the common label rather than this precise tapered form
egglike
vseggy
2.5

Shaped like an egg

is the usual descriptive word, less technical than that likeness
ovoidal
vseggy
6.6

Shaped like an egg

is limited to the tapered rounded form rather than broader rounded types

Surface Forms

eggy positive

Morphology

eggy = egg (transparent) = egg + y

The adjective is a direct adjectival derivation meaning 'egg-shaped' or having egg-like appearance; the formation is regular and transparent.

Etymology

Eggy comes from egg + -y, with -y meaning 'like' or 'having the shape of', as in leafy meaning 'full of leaves', so eggy describes objects that are smooth, rounded, or 'egg-shaped'.