Definition of "obtuse-angled" [ob•tuse•-an•gled]

• Of a triangle, having an obtuse angle. (adjective)

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• "Rather, they'll view it from the side, with those sloping, off-beat, obtuse-angled setbacks giving the building a syncopated feel."
• "And far across the park on Broadway a hook-and-ladder truck pulled by four gray horses made the obtuse-angled turn into Mail Street toward us."
• "With too obtuse-angled wedges the wedge resistance is too high, with too acute-angled wedges that of the body being worked is too high."