rounden

English

Etymology

From round + -en.

Verb

rounden (third-person singular simple present roundens, present participle roundening, simple past and past participle roundened)

  1. (transitive) To make round or rounded
  2. (intransitive) To become round or rounded
    • 1974, La Conchiglia, volume 6, page 9:
      This specimen shows a wide, concave and smooth fossula with a clear-cut thread tying the first tooth to the first denticle; there are still four other irregular denticles after which the inside part of the fossula sinks and roundens.

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