Glob
noun
A glob is a small, round mass of a substance, usually thicker, like glue or fat.
She added a glob of butter to the pan.

Often appears as...
- glob of glue
- glob of paint
Usage tips
Neutral
blob, lump, quality
noun
A term used in computing to refer to a collection of files or data.
The software can store and manage a glob of files efficiently.

Often appears as...
- glob of data
- glob of files
Usage tips
Technical
data collection, software management
verb
To form into a rounded mass.
He began to glob the clay into shapes.

Often appears as...
- glob together
- glob into a ball
Usage tips
Neutral
mold, shape, form
noun
A glob is a small, round mass of a substance, usually thicker, like glue or fat.
She added a glob of butter to the pan.

Often appears as...
- glob of glue
- glob of paint
Usage tips
Neutral
blob, lump, quality
noun
A term used in computing to refer to a collection of files or data.
The software can store and manage a glob of files efficiently.

Often appears as...
- glob of data
- glob of files
Usage tips
Technical
data collection, software management
verb
To form into a rounded mass.
He began to glob the clay into shapes.

Often appears as...
- glob together
- glob into a ball
Usage tips
Neutral
mold, shape, form
Definition 1 of 3

Cooking Context
In cooking, a glob of a substance such as butter or sauce implies a generous portion.
Add a glob of cream to make the sauce richer.
Scientific Usage
In scientific contexts, a glob might refer to a mass of cells or substances.
The sample contained a glob of bacteria.
Informal Context
Colloquially, 'glob' can imply a disorganized or excessive amount of something.
There’s a glob of something on your shirt.
Cooking Context
In cooking, a glob of a substance such as butter or sauce implies a generous portion.
Add a glob of cream to make the sauce richer.
Scientific Usage
In scientific contexts, a glob might refer to a mass of cells or substances.
The sample contained a glob of bacteria.
Informal Context
Colloquially, 'glob' can imply a disorganized or excessive amount of something.
There’s a glob of something on your shirt.
Cooking Context
In cooking, a glob of a substance such as butter or sauce implies a generous portion.
Add a glob of cream to make the sauce richer.
Scientific Usage
In scientific contexts, a glob might refer to a mass of cells or substances.
The sample contained a glob of bacteria.
Informal Context
Colloquially, 'glob' can imply a disorganized or excessive amount of something.
There’s a glob of something on your shirt.
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