geoid
geoid definition
ge·oid (jē′o̵id′)
noun
Geodesy the earth viewed as a hypothetical ellipsoid with the surface represented as a mean sea level
Etymology: Ger geoide < Gr geoeidēs, earthlike: see geode
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