Glob meaning

Noun: glob

Pronunciation: (glob)

Glob meaning: A compact mass or a lump of semi liquid substance.

Synonyms: chunk, clod, clump, lump, ball

Quotations: Richard Feynman – Poets say science takes away from the beauty of the stars – mere globs of gas atoms. I too can see the stars on a desert night and feel them. But do I see less or more?

Richard Carriere – This is all about selling a solution to small business instead of a value-priced PC with a glob of software. This is a tier one PC maker and a tier one software vendor both offering very aggressive value price.

Mike Huckabee – I liked gravy poured on top of a big glob of mashed potatoes, I liked biscuits a lot, and a lot of them. I liked going to the state fair and having a fried Twinkie. They were my choices. They were bad choices.

Sample sentences:

1. Don’t call me a mindless philosopher, you overweight glob of grease.
2. To glob everybody together is impossible to do.
3. A beautiful cherry half shines up at me, but it rests on a dehydrating glob of tasty custard.
4. She got an advice from the internet on using glob of earwax to get rid of cold sores.
5. Since 1947, students and researchers at the University of Hyderabad have been tracking a glob of congealed black tar as it drips through a funnel.
6. She pulled a sandy tube of sunscreen out of the beach bag and squeezed a huge glob of it into her palm.
7. He forced the panic back down, swallowed a glob of burning spit, and asked, still pretty steadily, `Whose name?
8. She took a huge glob of facial cream and applied it to her face, so that she would look beautiful in the wedding.
9. He put a glob of paint into the bucket and went on painting all day.
10. The glob hit the floor, bounced up a couple of inches, fell back, bounced again and then quivered to a stop.