ˈgläbyələ(r) adjective
Etymology: Latin globul us globule + English -ar
1.
a. : having the shape of a globe or globule : round like a ball : wholly or approximately spherical : globose
little globular houses, like mud-wasp nests — Zane Grey
b. : fully rounded out : having nothing lacking : whole , entire
for the sake of globular completeness — H.J.Mackinder
c. : worldwide in extent or range : global
globular air travel
2. : having globules : made up of globules
globular masses of fish eggs
• glob·u·lar·ly adverb
• glob·u·lar·ness noun -es