hexagon
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- noun
- /ˈhɛksəˌɡɒn/
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hexágono
- The artist painted a stunning hexagon on the canvas, displaying its six equal sides and angles.
- hexagons and a pentagon
You wanted the checks, not the crispy hexagons.
- You wanted the checks, not the crispy hexagons.
- But why, why are they, why is the off the shelf base level entry pencil a hexagon?
- And what happens is, you know, if if you have snow that is just pure hexagons, they they can, you know, they they fit together pretty well.
- And I think they are the same seams and nose that you find on a stitched soccer ball, the older soccer ball that has hexagons and, and pentagons.
- This Gray hexagon outline shape in the center is the eye, and inside that is an eye mask in blue.
- And there was a world that you could play in that that was sort of like the official world Greyhawk, which there's a giant map with with hexagons on it.
- Like it's got rings, it's got the gas storms, it's got a frigging hexagon and it's pole.
Examples
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I sat shaking on the cold hexagon tile floor, leaning back against the small radiator.
Fiction book (1993) -
The structural arrangement of the six core types is best represented by a hexagon, following a circular order of R-I-A-S-E-C.
Academic text (2004) -
There you have it, a beautiful hexagon cut.
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OK, A hexagon has how many sides?
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So we came up with this hexagon structure.
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To begin, cut the top of the pumpkin by carving a circle or hexagon around the stem.
Blog text (9) -
At age 7, children begin to differentiate a six-pointed star from a hexagon.
Academic text (1996) -
Each hexagon was populated by summing the area of suitable habitat for the targeted community or species.
Academic text (2009) -
The lobby was fascinatingly paved in small hexagons of white marble, as was the bathroom.
Fiction book (1995) -
There are little hexagons on the passenger side of the dashboard, and the rear grille is filled with all of these little tiny hexagons.
Compounds
How Many Sides
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word hexagon comes from the Greek parts hex- meaning 'six' and -gon from gonia meaning 'angle', so it is a flat shape with six angles and six sides.