1) a stick with a rounded hook at one end, as used by a shepherd (crook)
2) a small rounded lump, knob or swelling (nodule)
3) either of the two ends of the Earth's axis; either of the two ends of a magnet or the terminal points of an electric battery; thin, long, rounded piece of wood or metal, e.g. as a handle for broom etc (pole)
4) (a plant with) a rounded white lump (tuber) growing underground, eaten as a vegetable (potato)
5) an area of small, rounded pebbles on the sea-shore (shingle)
dishonest
curved
without a point or sharp edge
not sharp
round or curved in shape; moving round
going around
round or curved in shape; moving around
going around
(of an outline or surface) curved inwards like the inner surface of a bowl
curved, depressed
soft and sweet in taste
ripe, mature; softened
shaped like a circle or a ball; done with, involving, a circular motion; a (regular) set or series of events
ball-shaped; semi-circular area
(especially of a person) having a pleasing shape
well-proportioned
not solid or firm; easy to bend, dent etc; pleasant and smooth to touch; (of light, colour) restful to the eyes
cushioned, squishy
not damaged, divided or broken; entire; complete; all that there is/was of; all the members of; the complete amount; all that there is of something
entire, complete
