saucer-shaped
- adjective
- /ˈsɔːsər ʃeɪpt/
- The smaller saucer-shaped formations on the surface of the moon are called craters.
- saucer-shaped flowers
- flying saucer-shaped
Maybe there's a cult inside of our government that has replaced angels with saucer shaped aircraft.
- Maybe there's a cult inside of our government that has replaced angels with saucer shaped aircraft.
Examples
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No, not the Winchester Mystery House, which is right out in civilization in front of God and everybody, only a block or two away from the flying-saucer-shaped Century movie complex, if that's still there and called that.
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There could easily be something we don't yet understand that would allow us to successfully use a saucer-shaped aircraft.
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The artist painted a beautiful scene featuring saucer-shaped flowers.
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In the science fiction story, the alien spaceship had a distinct saucer-shaped design that amazed everyone.
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The children laughed as they threw saucer-shaped frisbees across the park.
Synonyms
Curved inward like the inside of a bowl or spoon
Curving inward like a shallow bowl
A shape that is like a spoon with a round shallow hollow
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Etymology
Saucer-shaped comes from saucer, a small, shallow 'dish' used under a cup, and the ending -shaped meaning 'in the form of'. So something saucer-shaped is round and slightly hollow like that dish, which is why we call bowls, flower petals, or some UFO reports 'saucer-shaped'.