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Adjective: formed formd- Having or given a form or shape
Verb: form form- Create (as an entity)
"They formed a company"; "social groups form everywhere"; - organize, organise [Brit] - To compose or represent
"This wall forms the background of the stage setting"; - constitute, make - Develop into a distinctive entity
"our plans began to form"; - take form, take shape, spring - Give shape or form to
"form the young child's character"; - shape - Make something, usually for a specific function
"Form cylinders from the dough"; - shape, work, mold [N. Amer], mould [Brit, Cdn], forge - Establish or impress firmly in the mind
"We form our ideas onto our children"; - imprint - Assume a form or shape
"the water formed little beads"
See also: acorn-shaped, awl-shaped, bacillar, bacillary, bacilliform, baculiform, bag-shaped, bar-shaped, basket-shaped, belt-shaped, biform, boot-shaped, bottle-shaped, botuliform, butterfly-shaped, button-shaped, catenulate, chainlike, claw-shaped, club-shaped, cowl-shaped, cross-shaped, die-cast, drum-like, drum-shaped, ductile, eel-shaped, fan-shaped, fig-shaped, football-shaped, foot-shaped, funnel-shaped, guitar-shaped, hammer-shaped, harp-shaped, hook-shaped, horn-shaped, hourglass-shaped, H-shaped, keel-shaped, lance-shaped, lancet-shaped, lip-shaped, L-shaped, lyre-shaped, malleable, molded [N. Amer], moulded [Brit, Cdn], navicular, nutmeg-shaped, oven-shaped, paddle-shaped, perfected, phylliform, pitcher-shaped, pliable, pliant, precast, ribbon-shaped, rod-shaped, rudder-like, saddle-shaped, scaphoid, shaped, slipper-shaped, spade-like, spade-shaped, spider-shaped, spoon-shaped, s-shaped, stirrup-shaped, tadpole-shaped, tassel-shaped, tensile, thimble-shaped, tractile, trumpet-shaped, T-shaped, turnip-shaped, umbrella-shaped, U-shaped, vase-shaped, vermiform, v-shaped, worm-shaped, wrought, W-shaped, Y-shaped Type of: act upon, alter, be, become, change, comprise, constitute, create, create from raw material, create from raw stuff, influence, make, make up, modify, represent, work Antonym: unformed Encyclopedia: Form, fit and function |