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Meaning of gibbose
Wordnet
gibbose (s)
(used of the moon) more than half full
Webster
gibbose (a.)
Humped; protuberant; -- said of a surface which presents one or more large elevations.
gibbose Sentence Examples
- The Earth's gibbose shape results from its equatorial bulge and polar flattening.
- The gibbose moon cast an eerie glow on the sleeping landscape.
- The astronomer marveled at the gibbose Venus, a celestial wonder in its waxing phase.
- The gibbose lens magnified the minuscule details of the specimen.
- The gibbose back of the elderly woman was a testament to a life well-lived.
- The gibbose sculpture depicted a humpbacked figure with poignant realism.
- The gibbose waves crashed against the shore, creating a thunderous roar.
- The gibbose canopy of the ancient oak tree provided ample shade for weary travelers.
- The gibbose clouds hung heavy in the sky, threatening rain.
- The gibbose hills rolled gently away into the horizon, creating a picturesque landscape.
FAQs About the word gibbose
(used of the moon) more than half fullHumped; protuberant; -- said of a surface which presents one or more large elevations.
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The Earth's gibbose shape results from its equatorial bulge and polar flattening.
The gibbose moon cast an eerie glow on the sleeping landscape.
The astronomer marveled at the gibbose Venus, a celestial wonder in its waxing phase.
The gibbose lens magnified the minuscule details of the specimen.
