globule
- noun
- /ˈɡlɑːbjuːl/
- The appearance of cellulite results when globules of fat under the skin push up against the connective tissue.
- fat globules
- gold globules
- globules of clay
Examples
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So what was this gelatinous, glowing globule?
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And breast milk is loaded with these globule with these globules, right?
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There was a little green globule on his drum seat.
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Our white globules they work ten times more rapid.
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Around the edge of the eye, pink flesh and small yellow globules of fat protruded.
Fiction book (1994) -
Its fingers tighten and the jar shatters, mayonnaise spattering to the floor in big round globules.
Fiction book (1990) -
Goat's milk has smaller, finer globules than cow's milk, making it easier for humans to digest.
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Around the edge of the eye, pink flesh and small yellow globules of fat protruded.
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We looked at milk and it has fat globules in the aqueous phase of the solution.
Synonyms
A very small amount of liquid like water
A very small drop of liquid
A small thick sticky piece of something like honey or paint
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Etymology
Globule comes from the Latin globulus, a small form of globus meaning 'ball'. Think of a tiny globe or little ball of liquid, so a globule is a small round drop.