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View usage for: (blɒb) Word forms: plural blobs1. countable nounA blob of thick or sticky liquid is a small, often round, amount of it. [informal] ...a blob of chocolate mousse. It's only necessary to use just a very small blob. Synonyms: drop, ball, mass, pearl More Synonyms of blob 2. countable nounYou can use blob to refer to something that you cannot see very clearly, for example because it is in the distance. [informal] You could just see vague blobs of faces. ...a blob in the distance. Synonyms: form, blurred outline, spot, shape More Synonyms of blob (blɒb) noun1. a soft mass or drop, as of some viscous liquid 2. a spot, dab, or blotch of colour, ink, etc 3. an indistinct or shapeless form or object 4. a slang word for condom verbWord forms: blobs, blobbing or blobbed5. (transitive) to put blobs, as of ink or paint, on Derived forms blobby (ˈblobby) adjective Word origin C15: perhaps of imitative origin; compare bubble (blɑb) noun1. a drop or small lump of a thick, viscous substance a blob of jelly 2. a small spot or splash of color 3. something of vague or indefinite form a hazy blob on the horizon verb transitiveWord forms: blobbed or ˈblobbing4. to splash or mark, as with blobs Examples of 'blob' in a sentenceblob Serve in slices, plain or with a dusting of icing sugar and a blob of thick cream.There is a tiny, narrow band of fluidity in the middle and great big blobs at the end.Sugar binds to proteins and forms a rigid blob that stops proteins in the body working efficiently. Big orange blob all over my visor. Add a blob of writing icing for pupils.The natty gun fires blobs of green paint which can be used to destroy enemies.Drizzle the honey over and put blobs of the mustard all over.What are the white blobs sticking to the stem of my lemon tree?The blobs act like glue until the pump is turned off.Locals rushed to chip off pieces from the waxy white blob.There was a blob of shaving cream on his eyebrow.Pipe blobs of cream over the pastry and put the blueberries between the cream.The changing procedure was straightforward and left only a small blob of yellow grease on the kitchen table.Melt the butter in the pan over a medium heat and add a tiny blob of groundnut oil. Add a blob of cream to the top of each jelly and sprinkle with a pinch of zest.It is the first time you don't have control of the little pink blob.Complex chemical molecules began to clump together to form microscopic blobs - cells.Scatter with chopped parsley and add a big blob of Dijon mustard on the side.If you wear one colour you'll look like a big blob.A big pink blob with an inane grin who has been bouncing around for years.We could end up squeezing the insurgents out and we'll just have to see where they blob up again.Using a teaspoon, drop a small blob of the hot jam on the frozen saucer and push the blob with a finger.When all the white of your card is covered, dot your strip with blobs of glue and sprinkle it with glitter and sequins.The blob of white hair on Ed's head looks like a target. British English: blob NOUN A blob of thick or sticky liquid is a small, often round, amount of it. ...a blob of chocolate mousse. - American English: blob
- Brazilian Portuguese: gota
- Chinese: > 一滴粘稠的
- European Spanish: gota
- French: pâté
- German: Klecks
- Italian: goccia
- Japanese: どろっとした液体の小さな塊
- Korean: 한 방울
- European Portuguese: gota
- Latin American Spanish: gota
Chinese translation of 'blob' n (c) - [of glue, paint]
一滴 (yī dī) - (= something indistinct)
模糊不清的东(東)西 (móhu bùqīng de dōngxi)
Definition a soft mass or drop a blob of chocolate mousse Synonyms mass pearl droplet glob dewdrop Definition an indistinct or shapeless form or object a blob in the distance Additional synonymsDefinition a spherical or nearly spherical mass a golf ballHe screwed the letter up into a ball. Synonyms sphere, drop, globe, pellet, orb, globule, spheroid Definition a small drop of moisture beads of sweat Synonyms drop, tear, bubble, pearl, dot, drip, blob, droplet, globule, dribletDefinition a small amount of something soft or moist a dab of glue Synonyms spot (British), little, bit, drop, touch, taste, suggestion, pat, trace, hint, dash, particle, splash, sprinkle, smear, lick, trickle, dribble, fleck, smudge, tad (informal), speck, dollop (informal), modicum, soupçon, smidgen or smidgin (informal) - blizzard
- bloat
- bloated
- blob
- bloc
- block
- block something in
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