round-like

English

Etymology

From Middle English round-lyke, equivalent to round +‎ -like.

Adjective

round-like (comparative more round-like, superlative most round-like)

1. circular; round
   • 2010, Codis II Hampton, Unchon-ni:

     Franc Moretti was a big man. He was about six feet tall, barrelchested with big hands and coal black wavy hair. His face was round-like but he was not chubby.