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| Any of the line segments that make up a polygon. Sometimes a face of a 3-dimensional figure is called a side. |
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| A polygon in which all vertices are "pushed outward." |
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| A polygon in which at least one vertrx is "pushed inward." |
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| A polygon with "n" sides. For example, a 5-gon is a pentagon and an 8-gon is an octagon. Polygons with large numbers of sides are usually named only as n-gons such as 13-gon and 100-gon and so on. |
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| A set of all points in a plane "inside" a closed 2-dimensional figure, such as a polygon or circle. |
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