Polyhedrons such as pyramids and cuboids
A solid.
square * * * * * "Pyramid" is the name given to a class of solid (3-dimensional) shapes whose base can be a polygon with any number of sides. All other faces are triangles which meet at the apex of the pyramid.
A mobius strip has only two sides. As for the general name for such a class of shapes there is none.
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Examples of 3D shapes are all around, a milk bottle, a box of matches, an egg, to name but three.
The solid shape you are describing is called a cone. A cone has a circular base and narrows to a single vertex, or apex, at the top. Its curved surface connects the base to the vertex, distinguishing it from other solid shapes.
Because CUBOID it is a name given to a certain kind of solid shape.
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in 2d shapes a quadrilateral
A cloud? I don't think the shape has a name. Cloud-shaped, I guess? D:========================Clouds have irregular shapes and geometers do not have names for such shapes.However, cloud shapes do fall into families and the types of clouds have been studied and classified and given names.The related link below may be helpful.
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Shapes with no names are typically referred to as "irregular shapes." These shapes do not have specific labels such as circle, square, or triangle, as they do not conform to any standard geometric definition. Irregular shapes can have varying sides, angles, and measurements, making them unique and not easily categorized.
Vases come in all sorts of shapes.
i dont know a sploch