Blobs can be categorized as a noun.
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blob - an indistinct shapeless form |
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1. | noun | Under a microscope, coronaviruses look like round blobs surrounded by spikes, much like the corona, or crown, surrounding the sun. | |
2. | noun | Wait a minute. Did you call me "blob"? | |
3. | noun | The first pancake is always a blob. | |
4. | noun | When Meredith bought this northern Texas land several years ago, it was overgrazed and overrun with weeds. Now, she’s thrilled to find a dark green blob of fungus she rolls under her sparkly-nail-polished thumb. | |
5. | noun | Wait a minute. Did you call me "blob"? | |
6. | noun | The first pancake is always a blob. | |
7. | noun | When Meredith bought this northern Texas land several years ago, it was overgrazed and overrun with weeds. Now, she’s thrilled to find a dark green blob of fungus she rolls under her sparkly-nail-polished thumb. |
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Under a microscope, coronaviruses look like round blobs surrounded by spikes, much like the corona, or crown, surrounding the sun. | |
Wait a minute. Did you call me "blob"? | |
The first pancake is always a blob. | |
When Meredith bought this northern Texas land several years ago, it was overgrazed and overrun with weeds. Now, she’s thrilled to find a dark green blob of fungus she rolls under her sparkly-nail-polished thumb. | |
Wait a minute. Did you call me "blob"? | |
The first pancake is always a blob. | |
When Meredith bought this northern Texas land several years ago, it was overgrazed and overrun with weeds. Now, she’s thrilled to find a dark green blob of fungus she rolls under her sparkly-nail-polished thumb. |