obround
/ɒbˈraʊnd/rare
adjective
Somewhat round, roundish; = obrotund.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Wilkins (1614–1672), theologian and natural philosopher. From ob- + round, perhaps after oblong.
- arithmetically
- arithmetical ratio
- arithmetician
- arithmetic logic unit
- arithmetic mean
- arithmetic progression
- arithmetic series
- arithmetic unit
- arithmetise
- arithmetize
- -arium
- Ariz.
- Arizona
- Arizonan
- Arjuna
- ark
- Ark.
- Arkansan
- Arkansas
- Arkansas River
- Arkansawyer
- Arkansian
- Arkhangelsk
- Arkie
- Ark of the Covenant