Of or resembling a tear or tears; spec. having the shape of a teardrop.

Having the form of a bull.

Architecture, etc. (See quots.)

Having, or furnished with, a tail or tails; in Zoology and Botany = caudate, adj. Often in parasynthetic combinations, as long-tailed, white-tailed…

= acinous, adj.

Resembling a grape, bunch of grapes, or compound berry.

Resembling a cluster of grapes in form. Also: consisting of or relating to acini; = acinar, adj. Cf. acinose, adj.

Having sides like slabs; flat-sided; long and lank. Also in Architecture: see slab, n.1 1d.

Resembling a mound (mound, n.2).

Having a high centre (in various senses).

transferred in U.S. Nautical use. Now historical.

Resembling a mushroom in shape.

bolster-piece; bolster-shaped adj.; bolster collar n. a bolster-shaped collar of a woman's coat or cloak.

gen. Shaped like an arrowhead; arrow-headed.

Having a narrow base or lower portion. Of a vessel: having a narrow beam, or many narrow ribs.

Shaped in the form of the handle of a pan; having a protrusion resembling a panhandle.