Converse of object

• put: I think then someone put a little blob of weld on the end of them just to stop me turning them Cheers, Ben.

• add: Turn the lolly over and add some blobs of icing in the shape of two eyes and a mouth.

• see: To W magazine on Boy George " Who wants to see that big blob on telly?

• become: There is very little detail in the snow, and the mountains have become almost a white blob.

• use: You don't need to understand this to use blobs.

Adjective modifier

• amorphous: A large amorphous blob of white light called Rover.

• fuzzy: Suddenly a fuzzy black blob appeared under the rear of our motorhome.

• colored: The basic concept couldn't be simpler: guide some colored blobs across the screen.

• purple: Gitana isn't the screaming purple blob that he remembered her being.

• pink: Among the spiral arms are bright, luminous, slightly pink blobs.

• tiny: A tiny blob on the sponge is enough to do the whole body.

Modifies a noun

• feature: Real-time self-calibrating stereo person tracking using 3-D shape estimation from blob features.

Modifying Another Word

• just: Also what i do bring out has no real detail to bring out just blobs of a slightly better color.

Noun used with modifier

• round: It was now an orange-red color, like a round blob of hot metal sweeping through the night sky.

Preposition: of

• jelly: What are those blobs of jelly you find under stones?

• solder: Do not allow blobs of solder to fall through the holes into the keys.

• glue: For example, threads on the web have blobs of glue on them to catch insects.

• paint: Are blobs of paint a greater eyesore than ruined farms?

• tissue: But what God creates in the womb is not a blob of tissue, nor an animal, but a human person.

• cream: Blackadder: No Baldrick, I just put my elbow in a blob of ice cream.