oblong

Preposition: about

inch: Divide the dough into two equal pieces; roll each piece into an oblong about 12 inches by 8 inches.

Converse of object

• cut: I have painted a cardboard box and cut an oblong out of the front panel so that it looks like a television.
• size: Edenvale Late: Fruits medium sized, oblong, very good flavor and quality.

Adjective modifier

• large: The women wear dark colored turbans embroidered jackets and skirts made from a large oblong of woven cloth.
• long: In shape they are usually a narrow upright, about 60 by 27, or a long oblong.
• red: Strong plants produce an abundance of medium sized, red oblong 8-12 ounce tomato fruits with a sweet taste and firm flesh.
• thin: Longer thinner oblongs are therefore still fashioned into emerald cuts or baguette cuts.

Modifies a noun

• 8vo: Oblong 8vo, boards editor, illustrated cover, 190 pages, many figures and photographic reproductions in the text.
• folio: Japanese style binding with litho printed limp boards ( few closed tears to spine edge of boards ), oblong folio ( approx.
• shape: The room was an oblong shape with two single beds along the two side walls.
• square: Before fastening to the base cut out the oblong square which is 5 x 5 ins.
• plate: I do not have a standard oblong number plate; can you supply me with a different size plate?
• format: Single sheet, oblong format, 186 x 149 mm.

Modifying Another Word

• not: About the " flat " description, I thought this to mean not oblong or convex in shape like many cases out there.
• slightly: The large watermelons are of a slightly oblong shape and possess a dark green rind, making their appearance similar to Florida Giant.
• roughly: Big Brothers Island is roughly oblong with a NW - SE attitude.
• stylishly: It's stylishly oblong but compact, measuring just 79 x 25 x 12 cms.
• narrowly: The leaves are narrowly oblong and toothed in a dark green.
• basically: What you find is an intriguing, basically oblong, church, constructed of pinkish stone.

Preposition: in

shape: They are oblong in shape, the widest end being in attachment, in part, to the belly section.