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At least show some imagination and go for a heptagon next time.—Nate Davis, USA TODAY, 9 Sep. 2022 Nearby, the bug must make seven such turns, signifying a heptagon with an equal and opposite amount of negative curvature, the kind in a saddle.—Quanta Magazine, 6 Jan. 2015
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Etymology
Greek heptagōnos heptagonal, from hepta + gōnia angle — more at -gon
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