Blobby

Pronunciation: /ˈblɑbi/

Definitions of blobby

adjective describing something that is soft, thick, and shapeless

Example Sentences

A1 The slime was blobby and sticky.

A2 The blobby shape of the cloud made it look like a cartoon character.

B1 The artist created a blobby sculpture out of clay.

B2 The blobby texture of the pudding was surprisingly delicious.

C1 The blobby patterns on the fabric added a unique touch to the design.

C2 The scientist studied the blobby amoeba under the microscope.

Examples of blobby in a Sentence

formal The blobby shape of the cloud was caused by a combination of factors.

informal That blobby thing in the corner is actually a modern art sculpture.

slang I can't believe you ate that blobby mess from the fridge.

figurative Her thoughts were like a blobby mass, hard to grasp and even harder to understand.

Grammatical Forms of blobby

• past tense: blobbied
• plural: blobbies
• comparative: blobbier
• superlative: blobbiest
• present tense: blobby
• future tense: will blobby
• perfect tense: has blobbied
• continuous tense: is blobbying
• singular: blobby
• positive degree: blobby
• infinitive: to blobby
• gerund: blobbying
• participle: blobbied

Origin and Evolution of blobby

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'blobby' is believed to have originated from the Middle English word 'blob', which meant a small lump or drop.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'blobby' has evolved to describe something that is soft, rounded, and lacking defined shape, often used in a playful or informal context.