dual-formed

adjective
UK /ˈdjuːəl fɔːmd/
US /ˈduːəl fɔːrmd/

Having two shapes or two parts joined together.

The dual-formed toy can be a car or a robot.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Made of two separate sections that work as one.

The dual-formed handle splits into two grips.

3. Existing in two different versions at the same time.

The dual-formed story has a happy and a sad ending.

4. Shaped by two forces or influences.

The dual-formed rock was smoothed by wind and water.

5. Having two distinct stages of development.

The dual-formed butterfly starts as a caterpillar and then flies.