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What is a sqashed circle called?
A squashed circle is called an elipse.
What squashed circle has no straight edges?
An oval.
What is a squashed circle with no straight lines?
Oval
What is a squashed circle called when it has no straight edges?
An ellipse.
What do you call a squashed circle that has no strait edges?
An oval
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