goblet-shaped


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Adj. 1. goblet-shaped - resembling the shape of a goblet
circular, round - having a circular shape
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The Djembe Joy Village in Frontierland, open daily from 2pm, is home to the Djembe Academy, where guests receive enthusiastic percussive tuition to play the goblet-shaped African drum.
This is also known as the tulip magnolia and the unfurling of its cream or pink goblet-shaped flowers is part of the joyful sequence of suburban spring life, closely followed by yellow forsythia and sugar pink cherry blossoms.
The pale lavender to reddish-purple, goblet-shaped flowers of Crocus tommasinianus, commonly called snow crocus, open in the light of day and close at night.
The Magnolia x Soulangeana has beautiful goblet-shaped pink and creamy white flowers, while the Malus x moerlandsii 'Profusion' has stunning carmine blossoms that are incredibly deep in colour.
Unlike normal NETs, these tumors contain co-existing mucinladen goblet-shaped cells and neuroendocrine cells arranged in nests or clusters, with weak or partial immunopositivity for neuroendocrine markers (7).
A magnificent goblet-shaped ornament features a marble carving of a wild procession led by Dionysus, the charismatic Roman god of wine, pleasure, fertility and religious fervour.
They can also be grown as slim-fit cordons but if you want the best yield it is best to grow them as a goblet-shaped bush.
True, the familiar, large, goblet-shaped blooms make a colorful springtime splash grouped in beds and pots.
MAGNOLIA These amazing trees and shrubs can be a garden's focal point in the spring with their large goblet-shaped blooms in shades of pink or white.
The bizarre-looking creature also had a goblet-shaped body with an upper cup-like cavity and lower elongated stalk, with which it "attached to exoskeletons of other organisms", Zhang explained.
Magnolia soulangeana thrives in acid soil and bears stunning goblet-shaped white flowers that gradually fade to pink at the base.