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globical, a.|ˈglɒbɪkəl, ˈgləʊbɪkəl|
[f. globe n. + -ic + -al1.]
†1. Globular, spherical. Obs.
1612Dekker London Triumphing A 4 b, The earth: whose Globicall Rotundity is Hieroglifically represented by the wheele of the Chariot. 1658R. Franck North. Mem. (1821) p. xv, For God through wisdom hung up aloft these bright, shining, and globical bodies, whereby to illuminate this stupendous creation. 1698A. van Leeuwenhoek in Phil. Trans. XX. 170 A Globical Roundness.
2. Her. Having the general outline circular.
1688R. Holme Armoury i. 44/2 It is also Blazoned a Cross Patee Globicall (and Patee Circulated or Circuled). 1828–40Berry Encycl. Herald. I, Globical, or Convex, circular on the outside. 1847Gloss. Herald. s.v. Cross, The Cross pattée alisée or globical is a circle in general outline instead of a square.
Hence † ˈglobically adv.
1672W. T. Mil. & Marit. Discipline iii. Compl. Gunner iii. ix. 7 The Hand Granadoes..are Globically or perfectly round and hollow in their interior part in manner of a Sphere. |