retuse
adjective
re·tuse ri-ˈtüs 
-ˈtyüs
: having the apex rounded or obtuse with a slight notch
Word History
Etymology
Latin retusus blunted, from past participle of retundere to pound back, blunt, from re- + tundere to beat, pound — more at contusion
First Known Use
circa 1753, in the meaning defined above
- drop-forge
- drop-forged
- drop-forges
- drop-forging
- drop-in
- drop-in center
- drop-ins
- drop-kicked
- drop-kicking
- drop-kicks
- drop-off
- drop-offs
- drop-out voltage
- drop-ship
- drop-shipped
- drop-shipping
- drop-ships
- drop-top
- drop/dump (something) in/into/on someone's lap
- drop/fall into someone's lap
- drop/fall/sank to one's knees
- dropcloths
- dropdown
- dropdowns
- dropflies