globy

(ˈɡləʊbɪ)

adj, globier or globiest

round; globular

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Eva Novotna, Jan Felkl & syn: tovarna na globy / Jan Felkl & son: a globe-making factory

as if the listener (so enormous was the voice) were suspended in space watching the globy earth spin slowly out of its cradling cloud-wisps in fragmentary glimpses the evocative strange divisions of the sphere, spinning them on into fog and cloud again before vision and comprehension could quite grasp them.

"The Megaphone's Bellowing and Bodiless Profanity": if I forget thee, Jerusalem and the culture of cacophony

Entwined in Rosa's narrative about her life with Judith and Clytie, her fixation with Charles Bon, and the tragic story of Henry Sutpen are tropes of birth and regeneration, references to umbilical cords, "globy spheres," and wombs.

A literary motherhood: Rosa Coldfield's design in Absalom, Absalom!

They don't remember my stream-lined teeth, my globy lips or

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