rhomboid

noun
UK /ˈrɒm.bɔɪd/
US /ˈrɑːm.bɔɪd/

A rhomboid is a flat shape with four sides where the opposite sides are parallel and equal, but the corners are not right angles.

The kite we drew on the paper looked like a long rhomboid.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A muscle in the upper back that has a somewhat diamond-like shape.

The rhomboid muscles help pull your shoulder blades together.

3. Shaped like a rhombus or diamond.

The rhomboid leaves of the plant had pointed tips.

4. A four-sided figure with unequal adjacent sides and no right angles.

In math class, we learned that a rhomboid is not the same as a rhombus.