also glo·bous (-bəs)adj.
Spherical; globular.
globosely glo'bose'ly adv.
globoseness glo'bose'ness or glo·bos'i·ty (-bŏs'ĭ-tē) n.
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globose
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glo·bose |
also glo·bous (-bəs)adj.
Spherical; globular.
globosely glo'bose'ly adv.
globoseness glo'bose'ness or glo·bos'i·ty (-bŏs'ĭ-tē) n.
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