Eggs are broad and ovular, slightly pointed at an end.

There was a small brown ovular mole above her right eyebrow.

It usually has a flat, ovular body to avoid prey seeing its shadow.

Before this disappearance, the guang saw changes in form, such as the ovular foot being sometimes replaced with four legs.

The fruit is round but not always spherical; it can be elliptical or ovular in shape.

This perimeter is defined and organized around the ovular walls, reinforced by five rectangular towers.

On the stand were a tissue box and a ceramic lamp, the base white, ovular, shaped like a giant cocoon.

It was a squat, ovular plateau of sand rising some twenty meters above the desert floor.

The valve is a slightly ovular shape.

It lacks thecal plates, and is more ovular.

One instrument was long and ovular, strung with eight strings and tapering at both ends.

'Nanda' A semi-humanoid race with light green skin and large ovular heads, which average 6' in height.

And something else: A black ovular hole less than 20 meters above the ground and partially obscured by a vertical ridge.

The ilama fruit is either cone-shaped, heart-shaped, or ovular.

Mongooses, much like goats, have narrow, ovular pupils.

From the Warring States Period, ovular forms become subcircular shapes.

Clutches typically contain three or four eggs, which are ovular, mostly coloured white or bluish-white.

The faeces are sampled and the characteristic ovular, thin-shelled eggs of A. caninum looked for.

In the large salon on the first floor, the vaulted ovular ceiling is supported by four columns, and raised into a mess of sculpted veins.

The eggs of King Quail are a light, creamy-brown colour and slightly pointed at the 'top'; roughly ovular in shape.

Shapes vary from circular, ovular, or subcircular.

He also describes an ovular pattern, with a wheeling performed on the turns and galloping on the straight sections.

Heads and torsos can of course be identified, even when smooth, ovular shapes carry only the tiniest of marks.

The island is 97.4 km2, with an ovular shape, extending from the northwest to southeast generally characterized by two geomorphological regions:

The southern portion includes an ovular pathway with a baseball diamond, as well as a little stream with a bridge over it.