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∙ 10y agoUpdated: 4/28/2022

In science, a three-dimensional oval is called an ovoid. Less formally, a three-dimensional oval shape is called an egg.

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What is another name for a 3d shaped oval?

Ellipsoid. (An oval is a 2-d shape, NOT 3-d).

What is a 3d oval called?

A 3d oval is called an ovoid. Egg would work as well

What is the half of an oval called in 3D?

A semi-ellipsoid.

What is the 3D name for an octagon?

What is the 3d name for octagon

What is the name of a squashed circle?

The name of a squashed circle is an oval

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