gob

Glass comes out of the furnace with no color, so artists add hues to the clear gob they draw from the forge.

Each project begins with the artist inserting the far end of a blowpipe into the furnace and rolling it back and forth until a gob—it’s actually called that—of glass forms.

A millimeter-sized gob of mucus beads up on a larvacean’s head.

“After Gob, I felt like there were a lot of jobs that I took where people wanted me to emulate or copy that performance,” he says.

For the record, the best three episodes deal with Gob, Tobias, and Buster, and it's not even close.

The experience left the septuagenarian designer sounding positively gob-smacked.

"John Greg—" Before I could articulate fully the blacksmith thrust a gob of the vile lather into my mouth.

Gazing anxiously over the fence, we heard a feeble chirp from a large gob of mud in the alley.

As might give me the chanst as I wants, but, by gob, it's a regular chouse.

You jest think of a lovin', trustin', and confidin' woman gettin' holt of a gob of p'isen like that!

The second wall lies across the valley at Gob-sorg, four miles beyond our camp at Chumbi.