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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.
A squashed circle?
OVAL!
What is a flat squashed circle called?
A circle is by definition 2-dimensional (flat). If you mean a circle that is wider in one direction than the other, than you are thinking of an ellipse.
A squashed circle that has no straight edges?
An oval
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