hourglass-shaped
- adjective
- So again, the brushes has a little bit of an hourglass shape and it just, it's so big.
Examples
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The sculpture features an hourglass-shaped design that narrows at the middle and expands at the top and bottom.
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OK, it's got that, you know, subtle hourglass shaped brush, but it's a very shallow like dip in the middle.
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So kind of has an hourglass shape on this side and then it kind of becomes straight on that side.
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Kind of gives me Bite Beauty upswing vibes with that hourglass shape but while being very very wide.
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One writer described the hourglass-shaped structure of a nuclear power plant as having a 430-foot-diameter base constructed from more than 15,500 cubic feet of concrete, enough to build a two-lane highway 35 miles long.
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She wore a beautiful hourglass-shaped dress that accentuated her figure with its fitted waist and flared skirt.
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The hourglass-shaped vase on the table is perfect for displaying fresh flowers, as its design emphasizes the blooms.
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Etymology
Hourglass-shaped comes from the object hourglass, made of glass and used to measure an hour, a 'sand timer' with a thin middle and wider top and bottom. So hourglass-shaped describes anything with that same narrow middle and wider ends.