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What is a squashed circle called?
It could be an oval unless it is squashed completely flat.
What is a squashed cylinder called?
Depends which way you squash it - either a circle or a rectangle.
A squashed circle This shape has no straight edges?
A shape with no straight edges that can be described as looking like 'a squashed circle' is called an ellipse. This shape is also sometimes referred to as an oval.
What is a flat circle called?
circle
A squashed circle?
OVAL!
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