roundheaded
- adjective
- /ˈraʊndˌhɛdɪd/
- Specialized
- Look at that roundheaded rabbit hopping around!
Examples
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The roundheaded eagle is easily distinguished from its relatives with more elongated skulls.
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The puppy's unusually roundheaded appearance made it especially cute to visitors.
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Some prehistoric skulls show distinctly roundheaded features, unlike those of later populations.
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Those roundheaded puppies are so cute!
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The roundheaded puppy had a cute, broad face that made everyone smile.
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She noticed that her newborn baby had a roundheaded appearance, which is common in infants.
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Some dogs, like bulldogs, are roundheaded and are often praised for their adorable features.
Synonyms
An animal or person with a wide head compared with its length
Having a short, wide head like some dogs and sheep
Having a small, round, blunt head
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word roundheaded is made from round, head, and the ending -ed, where round means 'round' and head means 'head'. Picture a head like a ball or a wide dome, and you have an easy image of why roundheaded means having a broad, short, rounded head.