evenshape

verb
UK /ˈiːvənʃeɪp/
US /ˈiːvənʃeɪp/

To make something flat and smooth so it looks the same all over.

The baker used a roller to evenshape the dough before cutting cookies.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To make two or more things the same size or form.

The coach helped evenshape the teams so the game would be fair.

3. To arrange something neatly and evenly.

She evenshaped the books on the shelf so they all lined up.

4. To make a surface free of bumps or lumps.

He evenshaped the sand before building his castle.