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spiroid

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spi·roid  (sproid)
adj.
Resembling a spiral.
spiroid [ˈspaɪrɔɪd]
adj
resembling a spiral or displaying a spiral form
[from New Latin spīroīdēs, from Greek speiroeidēs, from speira a coil]
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