Converse of object

• circumnavigate: Meanwhile, their rivals the Spanish headed west, hoping to reach India by circumnavigating the globe.

• encircle: A bald head with an elongated whisper of hair encircling that wondrous globe which is the swimmer's bonce.

• scour: Instead of confining himself to London he now scours the globe for the incidental.

• sweep: Have you caught up with the new craze that is sweeping the globe?

• span: No matter how far flung its peoples may be, subtle lines of interconnection span the globe, creating unity between them.

• criss-cross: Much of this transport is needless: every day, identical commodities pass in opposite directions, criss-crossing the globe.

Adjective modifier

• celestial: There is also a celestial globe in the background.

• habitable: There is not a place on the habitable globe where these men can find refuge and in which they will not be tracked down.

• terrestrial: On the ninth day after leaving Yokohama, Phileas Fogg had traversed exactly one half of the terrestrial globe.

• bbc1: It brings back lots of fine memories, such as the BBC1 globe, and the famous BBC Two '2 ' .

• entire: Wide area networks can be made up of interconnected smaller networks spread throughout a building, a state or the entire globe.

• golden: He sat beside her and together they watched the golden globe chase away the pre-dawn cool.

Modifies a noun

• artichoke: The dramatic flower heads, which are often in clusters, reveal this plant's close relationship to the globe artichoke.

• trotter: ACCESSORIES The CAPONORD is Aprilia's globe trotter, designed for maximum versatility in all situations.

• thistle: The rich blues of the globe thistle and sea holly against the bold yellow of the yarrow is a sight to behold.

• thermometer: Globe temperature T g The globe thermometer occupies a central place in the instrumentation of comfort surveys.

• icon: The globe icon indicates resources that are available off campus.

• valve: The valve is basically a globe valve without the disk.

Noun used with modifier

• inch/23: Childrens Globes £ 29.99 US$58.48 E46.48 Top quality 9 inch/23 cm globe.

• cm: Childrens Globes £ 29.99 US$58.48 E46.48 Top quality 9 inch/23 cm globe.