well-shaped

British  

adjective

1. (of physical attributes) having a good shape aesthetically or for a certain function

   her well-shaped teeth

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Example Sentences

She affectionately recalls her father as “tall with a slender, well-proportioned build. Distinguished in appearance, he had dark hair, a mustache, and brown eyes that commanded attention in a gentle manner. His hands were strong—well-shaped, accentuated by his engagement and wedding rings. Attentive and sensitive to his surroundings, Papa … looked good in whatever he wore.”

From Slate

Like Moto, Lupo’s pizza dough has soul; a crackle of a crust more akin to a baguette or well-shaped loaf than your average floppy base, mostly there as a toppings delivery system.

From Seattle Times

Each bivalve must be individually pinned to a line before being suspended in the water, a process called ear-hanging that results in particularly large, well-shaped animals with a potential wholesale price of as much as $3 each when sold live.

From New York Times

They are not the only possibility, but they offer a good example of a well-shaped, all-purpose glass.

From New York Times

“I've never focused on weight and I don't weigh myself, but rather focus on tone and I don't consider a skinny body to be a healthy or a well-shaped body,” Kiss explained.

From Fox News