geoid
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Noun — The theoretical shape the Earth's oceans would take if shaped only by gravity and rotation, ignoring winds, tides and other forces.
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Geoid is a specialist term from geodesy, not something used in everyday speech.
Etymology
Borrowed from German Geoid, itself built from geo-, meaning earth, and the suffix -oid, meaning shape or form.
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