to form; to take shape

the outward structure, shape, or mode of expression of something

the external appearance, form, or mental representation of a person or object

the general state of affairs or circumstances at a particular time

the outward appearance or physical shape of an object or substance

the state of affairs or circumstances surrounding a particular event or individual

to describe or give an account of something in words

to change shape; to become deformed; to morph

the external form, shape, or contour of an object or person

form; shape

not having physical substance, especially regarding assets, influence, or virtual concepts

a picture, illustration, or depiction used to represent an object or information

figure (esp. a woman's)

physically misshapen or malformed

invisible; stealth

having a circular or round shape; a circle

the physical features and shape of a stretch of land including topography and landforms

plastic surgery or orthopedics; medical procedures to alter or restore appearance or function

the technical process of molding or giving a specific shape to a material

material or physical in nature; having a concrete existence as opposed to being abstract or virtual

the external shape and physical configuration of an object

effectively or in practice, though not necessarily in an explicit or formal way

physical shape or build of a human or animal body

the form or structure of a Chinese character

all kinds of; of every description; multifarious

the initial or earliest stage of something's development

Formalism (art)

the mathematical area between the circumferences of two concentric circles

oval; ellipse

having the shape of a square; square-shaped

a curve or arc shape

morphology (in biology or linguistics)

resembling a human in form and function, typically referring to robots or non-human entities

the original physical form or shape of something

the shape and form of a wave

a person who represents an organization and enhances its image; an ambassador

spherical; ball-shaped

inseparable (as form and shadow)

similar in shape and appearance

existing in name only; having the appearance of a function without the reality

not conforming to the standard or usual type; having an irregular shape or form