I. ˈglōb noun
Etymology: Middle French, from Latin globus
Date: 15th century
: something spherical or rounded: as
a. : a spherical representation of the earth, a celestial body, or the heavens
b. : earth 4
c. : orb 5
II. transitive verb
( globed ; glob·ing )
Date: 1641
archaic : to form into a globe