Use 'ovoid' to create a mental image of something egg-like, enhancing descriptive writing.

Visual Imagery

'Ovoid' emphasizes a three-dimensional, rounded form, more than just 'oval'.

Distinct Shape

'Ovoid' suggests an imperfect or irregular oval shape, similar to most eggs.

Not Perfectly Oval

As a noun, 'ovoid' refers to an actual thing with an egg-like shape, not the shape itself.

Physical Object

Use 'ovoid' when you want to emphasize the tangible, three-dimensional quality of an object.

Tangible Quality

'Ovoid' is common in art discussions, referring to items with an egg-like form.

Sculpture and Art

 different it would look even at this point so he comes out the females looking at him and it looks nothing at all like a ballerina dancer and in fact had we actually looked at this display from the perspective from what you had it evolved right and that's the perspective of the female who's who's the chooser here in this we probably would have called it the wobbling ovoid

Tim Laman & Ed Scholes:...

 Yeah but when it gets on the other side of the pelvis the pelvis isn't right at the anus so when it got the other side again it would reform into a typical ovoid poo. Because it would have to go through a circular anus very true okay this is my favorite one the third one okay so the wombats