Gibbous (adjective)

1. Having a curved or rounded shape that is not quite full or complete.
2. Of the moon, having more than a half but less than a full illumination, so that only a curved edge is visible.

Origin:

From middle english gibbus, from old french gibbeux, from latin gibbosus 'humpbacked, convex, curved', from gibba 'hump, hunch', of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The gibbous moon shone brightly in the sky.
2. The gibbous bowl was beautifully crafted and had a unique shape.
3. She wore a gibbous hat that perfectly matched her outfit.
4. The gibbous roof of the cathedral was stunning and awe-inspiring.
5. The lake was surrounded by gibbous hills that provided a breathtaking view.