spiroid
nounEtymology From Latin spiroïdes, from Ancient Greek Ancient Greek σπειροειδής (speiroeidḗs). By surface analysis, spire + -oid.
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Geometry, Mathematics, Sciences A curve that resembles a spiral or helix.
adj, noun — 2 senses
Etymology From Latin spiroïdes, from Ancient Greek Ancient Greek σπειροειδής (speiroeidḗs). By surface analysis, spire + -oid.
Geometry, Mathematics, Sciences Resembling or having the form of a spiral or helix.
Etymology From Latin spiroïdes, from Ancient Greek Ancient Greek σπειροειδής (speiroeidḗs). By surface analysis, spire + -oid.
Geometry, Mathematics, Sciences A curve that resembles a spiral or helix.
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