🌎 The world ⚪ A round object 🌍 A map sphere 🟠 To make round

to globe

1 7.3

To make something round like a ball

verb
/ɡloʊb/

: dar forma de esfera a

To prepare the dessert, she will globe the ice cream with a warm chocolate sauce.

I got, I mean, she snow globed me, dude.

Examples

I got, I mean, she snow globed me, dude.

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Globe as it was in 1994 to globe as it is in 2011.

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I don't want to eat this bread and spread globe really globe.
Then founded then can globe like things to like the rest to several place disbarted and between spun out the air.
The artist decided to globe the clay into a perfect sphere for her sculpture.
He carefully globed the dough into a ball before placing it on the baking tray.

Synonyms

to round

vsto globe

4 2.1

Make something have a curved shape

focuses on adding a full enclosing shell rather than mere circular change

to orb

vsto globe

Archaic

3 8.3

To move in a circle or become a round shape

emphasises creating an enclosing shell rather than motion

to orbed

vsto globe

Archaic

1 9.6

To make something round like a ball

focuses on making or adding a full enclosing shell rather than only shaping

to englobe

vsto globe

1 8.4

Completely surround something, often in a round shape like a ball

is more about changing an object into a ball than simply enclosing it

to sphere

vsto globe

1 7.6

To make something round like a ball

also covers making a shell that surrounds items rather than only shaping

to conglobe

vsto globe

Archaic

9.9

To form into a round ball

creates a shell that covers an object rather than gathering material

Phrasal Verbs

to globe-trot

5 5.1

To travel around the world to see new places for fun

Compounds

celestial globe

Specialized

1 8.1

A round model of the sky showing stars and constellations

globe artichoke

1 3.9

A large plant with a round, spiky flower head eaten as a vegetable

globe amaranth

1 9.9

A tropical plant with round bright flowers that keep their color when dried

globe thistle

1 9.1

A plant with prickly leaves and round blue flower heads

globe flower

1 9.8

A plant with round yellow flowers

globe mallow

1 9.8

A low rough plant with pink or red flowers that grows in dry areas

globe lily

9.3

A North American plant with small round flowers often grown in gardens

globe pepper

1.9

A round sweet pepper with thick walls often used for stuffing or roasting

rose globe lily

9.9

A wild flower with deep pink or purple egg-shaped blooms on bending stems

white globe lily

9.8

A plant with branching clusters of white, egg-shaped flowers

yellow globe lily

Specialized

9.9

A small flower plant from northern California with bright yellow egg-shaped blooms in open clusters

How Rounded

to globe

1 7.3

to round

4 2.1

to curve

41 2.8

to bend

433 1.0

Surface Forms

globe infinitive

globed past

globed past participle

globbing present participle

globes third person singular

Etymology

Globed comes from the Latin globus, meaning 'round mass' or 'ball'. So to globe something is to make it round or to cover it with a round object.