globular

similar to circular, but the three-dimensional version

“the earth is globular, not flat”

by cartermaksy February 24, 2020

globular

derived from the word glob meaning round in shape.

Dude, your mom is so exhuberantly globular!

by el chupacabra October 10, 2004

Globular

An adjective used to describe something that looks or acts like a glob.

You seen Bob Dylan on this last tour?

Yeah bro on stage he looked, I don't know, glob-like. Almost globular.

by ScepticalSapien June 8, 2025

Globular Clusterfuck

A number of closely interrelated disasters that are connected to one another through their collective gravity.

The expression is the combination of the astronomical term globular cluster for group of stars and a clusterfuck.

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico will ruin corporate reputations, damage the fishing industry, kill countless fish and birds, pollute beaches and coastal wetlands. In short it is a globular clusterfuck that will take years to recover from.

World War I, the Spanish Flu, the Great Depression and World War 2 are viewed by many historians as a globular clusterfuck that spanned over three decades.

by AYYFRON June 1, 2010

globular netherland

Longitudinal (or possibly latitudinal) extensions in the southern portion of the body of a moist being.

I enjoyed your globular netherlands, so I went on to blast yogurt all over them.

by Chaoticsphincter April 23, 2014

globular cluster

a conglomeration of pebble turds not fully compressed into the classic dirigible shape, but rather more resembling a chocolate peanut cluster.

The dump I took this morning consisted of three slimers, a cluster, a globular cluster and a cloud. Man, I lost weight with that one.

by Mel Biggs August 10, 2006

Something-a-globular

The same feeling as "Somewhat-a-globular", except at the same time you wish to rebel against grammar

Oh no! Those people near by used the rebellious Something-a-globular!? What do we do!? Quick. Let us evacuate the country.

by i can't find my mango April 8, 2007