crudeform
nounUK /ˈkruːdfɔːm/
US /ˈkruːdfɔːrm/
A crudeform is a rough, simple shape of something before it is finished.
The potter showed us the crudeform of a bowl before smoothing it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An early, unrefined version of a design or plan.
The engineer's crudeform of the bridge was just a few lines on paper.
3. A natural object that has not been shaped or polished by people.
The sculptor chose a crudeform of stone from the quarry.
4. A simple outline used as a starting point in art.
She drew a crudeform of the tree before adding leaves.