wholeshapes
nounUK /ˈhəʊlʃeɪps/
US /ˈhoʊlʃeɪps/
Whole shapes are complete shapes that are not broken or cut.
The teacher asked us to draw wholeshapes like circles and squares.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Complete figures used in math lessons.
We counted the wholeshapes on the worksheet.
3. Shapes that are not split into parts.
Cut the paper into wholeshapes, not halves.
4. The full outline of a form.
The puzzle pieces fit together to make wholeshapes.