1. comparative form of 'blobby': more blob-like in shape; having a soft, rounded, or irregular form
Usage: informal; used to describe shapes or forms that are amorphous or lack clear definition

Examples

• The paint dripped down the canvas, creating blobbier shapes than the artist intended.
• His handwriting looked blobbier after he switched to a thicker pen.
• The clay sculpture became blobbier as the child kneaded it.
• The cloud formations grew blobbier as the wind pushed them across the sky.
• The ink stain on the paper was blobbier than a simple dot.