shaped

[ sheypt ]

/ ʃeɪpt /

of a definite form, shape, or character (often used in combination): a U-shaped driveway.

designed to fit a particular form, body, or contour: a shaped garment.

Furniture. having other than a plane surface.

Origin of shaped

First recorded in 1530–40; shape + -ed²

well-shaped, adjective

What was Nancy really thinking inside that sleek, well-shaped little head?

Etheldreda the Ready |Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey
He describes the women as being of medium size, having straight, well-shaped limbs.

Alaska |Ella Higginson
Her figure was, if not essentially graceful yet thoroughly symmetrical, and her head, hands and feet were small and well-shaped.

Weighed and Wanting |George MacDonald
And the dark hair which closely covered his well-shaped head was drenched with eau de quinine.

The Way of Ambition |Robert Hichens

If I look in my glass, I try to keep down vanity about my long hair, my well-shaped head, and my good nose.

Louisa May Alcott |Louisa May Alcott

well-shaped

(of physical attributes) having a good shape aesthetically or for a certain function her well-shaped teeth