Rotationally symmetric ellipsoid having a polar axis shorter than the diameter of the equatorial circle whose plane bisects it.
1He weighed it in his hand, an oblate spheroid, difficult to serve, harder to return.
2The Earth is not a perfect sphere, but an oblate spheroid flattened at the poles.
3Instead, the Earth is more like an oblate spheroid.
4The oblate spheroid assumed an archipelagic formation, melting into irregularly-placed military islands upon a sea of dust.
5The creator, therefore, of a revolving solid, would make it an oblate spheroid, that figure alone admitting a perfect equilibrium.
6He showed that the earth must be an oblate spheroid, formed by the revolution of an ellipse round its lesser axis.
7And she pointed to an oblate spheroid, the colour of brick, but smoother, which lay on a plate near the gas-stove.
8Its oblate spheroid shape has long vexed cartographers, who must often distort reality to make it fit into a functional, two-dimensional survey.
9Our conception of ultimate matter is reduced to that of an oblate spheroid described by the revolution of an ellipse on its own minor axis!
10Some are oblate spheroids with the aperture near the top, some are purse-like and suspended, and some are regular cups.
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