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Definition of moon-shaped in English: moon-shapedadjective 1Crescent-shaped. blood cells which instead of being round are moon-shaped Example sentencesExamples - He began to kiss her neck, and then moved down to her shoulders, where his fingers traced the small moon-shaped birthmark that she had there.
- Most satisfying of all, though, was the cut of sliced Flatiron beef, served with a healthful mound of Chinese greens and an excellent though extremely unhealthful tart decorated with perfect, moon-shaped discs of melting bone marrow.
- Last but not least came a silver necklace with a single crescent moon-shaped sapphire at the middle, hanging just above the top of Lily's ‘Amazon dress’.
- Among the items stolen were a silver and marcasite watch, a gold watch, a platinum and white sapphire crescent moon-shaped brooch and a video and CD player.
- I would tell him my story and he'd show me the small moon-shaped scar he has right below his eye.
- The blue waters of the Bay of Palma still lap the hotel's half moon-shaped private beach.
- I will then harvest those dear little plant beings with a moon-shaped bolline and place them lovingly in a flat basket that I carry on my arm.
2Round. Example sentencesExamples - It is painful to listen to her, and then the moon-shaped face which has been creased with suffering, cracks into a beam.
- A plump, gnarly hand poked out of the carriage, followed by a squat and plump lady with dark, fierce eyes and mousy brown ringlets framing her moon-shaped face.
- The moon is always at its fullest and brightest on that night and this phenomenon is symbolized in the holiday's main treats - the moon-shaped moon cakes.
- For a man who's all about speed and endurance, he is distinctly non-streamlined, with a moon-shaped face and a pronounced paunch set over thick, powerful legs.
- After studying the house from every angle, we still failed to notice an eroded, moon-shaped face, floating like an apparition, carved into one of the stones high up on the side - Beck pointed it out.
Definition of moon-shaped in US English: moon-shapedadjectiveˈmo͞onˌSHāpt 1Crescent-shaped. blood cells that instead of being round are moon-shaped Example sentencesExamples - I will then harvest those dear little plant beings with a moon-shaped bolline and place them lovingly in a flat basket that I carry on my arm.
- The blue waters of the Bay of Palma still lap the hotel's half moon-shaped private beach.
- Last but not least came a silver necklace with a single crescent moon-shaped sapphire at the middle, hanging just above the top of Lily's ‘Amazon dress’.
- Among the items stolen were a silver and marcasite watch, a gold watch, a platinum and white sapphire crescent moon-shaped brooch and a video and CD player.
- He began to kiss her neck, and then moved down to her shoulders, where his fingers traced the small moon-shaped birthmark that she had there.
- Most satisfying of all, though, was the cut of sliced Flatiron beef, served with a healthful mound of Chinese greens and an excellent though extremely unhealthful tart decorated with perfect, moon-shaped discs of melting bone marrow.
- I would tell him my story and he'd show me the small moon-shaped scar he has right below his eye.
2Round. Example sentencesExamples - For a man who's all about speed and endurance, he is distinctly non-streamlined, with a moon-shaped face and a pronounced paunch set over thick, powerful legs.
- The moon is always at its fullest and brightest on that night and this phenomenon is symbolized in the holiday's main treats - the moon-shaped moon cakes.
- After studying the house from every angle, we still failed to notice an eroded, moon-shaped face, floating like an apparition, carved into one of the stones high up on the side - Beck pointed it out.
- It is painful to listen to her, and then the moon-shaped face which has been creased with suffering, cracks into a beam.
- A plump, gnarly hand poked out of the carriage, followed by a squat and plump lady with dark, fierce eyes and mousy brown ringlets framing her moon-shaped face.
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