Search results for 'glob':

global weirding (noun) : unpredictable changes in climate and esp. extremes of temperature and weather patterns as a result of human activity

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 01, 2009 10:32

globalectelisation (noun) : mixed form of market economy attaining globalisation and also experiencing formation of local groups or segments

Asian markets are facing the problem of globalectelisation as on one side they are opening up for the world and simultaneously working within groups like ASEAN

Submitted by: Shobhit from India on Dec. 29, 2006 03:49

globalist (noun) : one who participates in globalism in thinking, actions and affiliations. The adjective form is globalistic.

The globalist business sector carries on business with the World Trade Organization. The globalistic approach to business and banking worldwide. —WillPWilson, Term used commonly in the News Publishing Industry., Term found on Internet Search engines, also to describe world business activity, infowars.com 2000.

Submitted by: WillPWilson from Washington on Nov. 11, 2005 16:08

globemouche

(noun) : a gobemouche [a credulous person] who operates internationally, i.e. - on global affairs and issues; a man in the public eye who personifies gobemouchery

Submitted by: Blair Hawley, BA Yale, MBA Har from Massachusetts on May. 09, 2007 15:01

globility (noun) : The ability for a company, person, product or service to be accepted or distributed on a global basis.

The globility of our company's new product is not in line with our customers' expectations around the world.

Submitted by: Allan Schoenberg from Illinois on Feb. 21, 2007 09:47

Globish (noun) : Global English

Don't speak English; parlez GLOBISH ! (Globish stands for Global English)

Submitted by: Domicio from Brazil on Dec. 06, 2006 18:40

Globulobes (noun) : When cellulite begins to clump and solidify on the inner thighs, like a bunch of tomatoes trapped under the skin.

I think the surgeon would need a highly powerful vacuum to suction out those big globulobes.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jun. 04, 2007 13:49

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