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roundsided

roundsided is the simple past and past participle of roundside.

Meaning of roundside

Verb

roundside (third-person singular simple present roundsides, present participle roundsiding, simple past and past participle roundsided)

  1. To stay close to home or base, avoiding fieldwork.
    • Wintertime a telegraph man had to roundside and overhaul equipment, unless the country happened to be the kind where the deep snows held off and let a post-hole digger get at his doings.1953, Norman A. Fox, Long Lightning, page 62

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Adjective

roundsided (comparative more roundsided, superlative most roundsided)

  1. Having rounded sides.
    • Protoconch proportionally large, consisting of about 4" smooth whorls that become increasingly roundsided with increased size.1960, U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
    • Only one form is represented in the sample, a roundsided bowl with slightly restricted orifice and flat base and an estimated rim diameter of 17 cm.1975, Norman Hammond, Lubaantun, a classic Maya realm: Tables, page 325

Forms of roundsided

comparativemore roundsided
superlativemost roundsided

Questions about roundsided

What does roundsided mean?
Roundsided means having rounded sides.
What is roundsided the simple past and past participle of?
Roundsided is the simple past and past participle of roundside.
What part of speech is roundsided?
Roundsided is an adjective.

Words near roundsided in the dictionary

  1. rounds up
  2. rounds upon
  3. roundshield
  4. roundshields
  5. roundside
  6. roundsided
  7. roundsides
  8. roundsiding
  9. roundsman
  10. roundsmen
  11. roundsome

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Adapted from Wiktionary: roundsided (page history and authors); roundside (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.

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