blobular

English

Etymology

From blob +‎ -ar. Compare tubular.

Adjective

blobular (comparative more blobular, superlative most blobular)

1. blob-shaped
   • 1998, Frank Chin, Bulletproof Buddhists and Other Essays, University of Hawaii Press, page 21:

     The catfish fillet is hot and flaky inside, a hot blobular doughnut.

   • 2013, Lisa-Ann Gershwin et al., Advances in Marine Biology, Volume 66, Academic Press, page 64:

     However, on the unusual occasions that a sting mark is observed, it is generally blobular rather than linear, leading to a hypothesis that the bell is responsible for the sting.