1. comparative form of globby; more thick, sticky, or lumpy in consistency
Usage: informal; chiefly North American

Examples

• The paint became globbier as it dried in the sun.
• This peanut butter is globbier than the brand we usually buy.
• The batter looked globbier after we added the flour.
• The sauce was too globbier to pour smoothly over the pasta.
• Her nail polish turned globbier when she left the cap off.