Coned [adjective]
Definition of Coned:
cylindrical
Opposite/Antonyms of Coned:
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Sentence/Example of Coned:
Mahomes, who threw for 462 yards as he toppled Tom Brady, would be an all-time great if he passed to traffic cones.
Venom from spiders and cone snails target the same sodium channels.
For instance, “the cone of uncertainty”—the wavering cone TV meteorologists often point to when tracking a storm—is often thought to represent the area of impact.
Picture these ever larger circles rising second by second out of the sheet of paper, and you have an upside-down cone with the original event at its tip.
To test the approach, the team had the cones expand at a fixed rate.
As each cone absorbs its color of light, it produces an electrical signal.
In fact, he and his colleagues found, so-called red and green cone cells each come in two types.
The vanes are limited by slightly-coned annular cover plates.
About the rod is fitted a movable bronze collar, coned and grooved to take the socket and clamping spring of the mirror bar.
The circle carries a track, on which a ring of coned rollers revolves, which in turn supports the car.