globated
/ɡləʊˈbeɪtɪd/rare
adjective
Formed into a globe, spherical, globular; rounded. Also figurative. Now rare.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Nathan Bailey (d. 1742), lexicographer and schoolmaster. From classical Latin globātus globate + -ed.
- unbridled
- unbroken
- unbrokenly
- father confessor
- father figure
- fatherhood
- father-in-law
- fatherland
- fatherless
- fatherlessness
- fatherlike
- fatherliness
- fatherly
- father of the chapel
- Father of the House
- Fathers
- Father's Day
- fathership
- Fathers of the Church
- Father Time
- fathom
- fathomable
- Fathometer
- fathomless
- fatidic