Glomerate

a. [Lat. glomeratus, pp. of glomerare, to gather into a ball, from glomus, a ball of yarn.] To collect into a spherical ball or ma . -a. ( Bot .) Growing in cymes, condensed into a head; growing in dense clusters. Glomera'tion, n. [Lat. glomeratio. See above.] The act of forming into a ball or spherical body. -A body formed into a ball; a conglomeration. "The rainbow consist eth of a glomeration of small drops." Bacon . Glomerule, n . [Lat. glomerulum , dim. of glomus . See SUPRA.] ( Bot . ) A capitate cyme; i. e., a cyme condensed into a head. Glom'men, the principal river of Norway, rising in the Do ore field table-land, and after a winding but generally S. course of 400 m., falling into the Skager-rack at Friedrich tadt.