lobed

6.5

Having deep pointed or rounded parts around the edge like a maple leaf

adjective
/loʊbd/

: lobulado

The leaves of the oak tree are lobed, with deep indentations forming rounded edges.

So lobe leafed spinach, as the name would imply, have very round lobed leaves.

Examples

So you see this very weird warped sort of double lobed image structure.
We find these dishes made in silver and gold with this same bracket lobed rim.
OK, so there is a study that was just recently published of a triple lobed radio Galaxy.
Butternut squash can be seen by their two lobed kind of peanut shaped squash.
The quirky design featured a lobed pattern that captivated the attention of the art exhibit visitors.
Her earrings had a lobed shape, resembling overlapping circles that added elegance to her outfit.

Synonyms

lobate

vslobed

Specialized

8.9

Having rounded parts like a leaf

emphasizes deep indentations forming projections that stay connected rather than separate

Antonyms

smooth

256 1.0

A surface that is even and not rough

Compounds

deep-lobed

Specialized

7.2

Leaves or body parts that have deep cuts making clear rounded sections, like oak leaves

lobed leaf

4.6

A leaf with deep cuts that make rounded or pointed parts, like an oak leaf

lobed spleenwort

9.9

A small fern with divided leaves that grows on shady rocks in eastern and southern United States

How Lobed

pinnatisect

Specialized

9.9

pinnatifid

Specialized

9.9

lobed

6.5

notched

3.9

entire

Specialized

1 8.3

Surface Forms

lobed positive

Morphology

lobed = lobe (transparent) = lobe + ed

Standard adjectival formation from the noun 'lobe' with '-ed', meaning 'having lobes', which is directly inferable.

Etymology

Lobed comes from the word lobe, which comes from an old Greek word meaning 'a round part that sticks out'. Think of an 'ear lobe' or a 'brain lobe' — a lobed leaf or organ has joined 'sections' that stick out from its edge.