A glob is a small, roundish amount of something soft, wet, or sticky — ketchup, glue, cream, mud. It does not have a clean edge; it sits there in a lump. People say a glob of peanut butter or a glob of paint.

A glob is a small, roundish amount of something soft, wet, or stickyGlob是一小坨圓圓的、軟軟的、濕濕的、或黏黏的東西 ketchup, glue, cream, mud像番茄醬、膠水、奶油、泥巴 It does not have a clean edge它沒有整齊的邊緣 it sits there in a lump就是一坨堆在那裡 People say a glob of peanut butter or a glob of paint大家會說「a glob of peanut butter（一坨花生醬）」或「a glob of paint（一坨油漆）」

It is informal, home-and-kitchen English, not the word a scientist would choose in a paper (they might say droplet or globule).

It is informal, home-and-kitchen English這是比較口語、家常廚房用的英文 not the word a scientist would choose in a paper不是科學家寫論文會選的字 they might say droplet or globule他們可能會說droplet或globule

You can also use it as a verb, more loosely: to glob something on means to put it on in a thick, careless lump. Though actually, glob is a messy word in origin too: it may be blob and gob pushed together, or a short form of globule, and the sound itself already feels wet and lumpy, like glop.

You can also use it as a verb, more loosely你也可以比較鬆散地把它當動詞用： to glob something on means to put it on in a thick, careless lumpglob something on的意思是把東西厚厚地、隨便地糊上去 Though actually不過其實 glob is a messy word in origin tooglob這個字的來源本身也很「亂」： it may be blob and gob pushed together它可能是blob和gob合在一起 or a short form of globule或是globule的簡稱 and the sound itself already feels wet and lumpy, like glop而且這個發音聽起來本來就濕濕黏黏的，像glop一樣