tadpole-shaped
- adjective
- The designer's new lamp featured a tadpole-shaped base that caught everyone's attention.
Examples
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The artist designed a sculpture that was distinctly tadpole-shaped, with a bulbous head and a narrow tail.
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Some bacteria are tadpole-shaped, possessing a rounded front and an elongated rear.
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This is a tadpole-shaped object.
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Look at that tadpole-shaped rock formation!
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The designer created a tadpole-shaped lamp that added a unique touch to the room.
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For her biology project, she drew a tadpole-shaped structure to illustrate the metamorphosis of frogs.
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The artist painted a tadpole-shaped sculpture that caught everyone's eye at the exhibition.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tadpole-shaped comes from tadpole ('baby frog' with a round head and a long tail) and shaped meaning 'having the form of', so it describes something with a rounded front and a thin, tail-like end.