GLOBE

n. Glob. Gr., o-^aipo. Lat., globus. Fr., g. Ger., Kugel. It., Sp.,oZo6o. 1. A spherical object. Cf. BALL. 2. In the pi. (Lat., globi; Fr., </'s), of Lebaillif, the round bodies seen under the microscope in the circulation of Chara hispid a. [B, 1 (a, 24).] G. de 1'oeil (Fr.). See EYEBALL. G. de segmentation (Fr.). See Segmentation CELT,. G. d'un bandage (Fr.), G. d'une bande (Fr.). The head of a bandage. [L, 49 (a, 14).] G. du soleil (Fr.). The Eschscholtzia californica. [B, 38 (a, 14).] G. ectoderm i que (Fr.). Of Van Beneden, the larger of the two spheres into which the vitellus divides at the beginning of the proce of segmentation; so called from its being supposed to form the epiblast (ectoderm). [A. 15.] G. endoderm i que (Fr.). Of Van Beneden, the smaller of the two spheres into which the vitellus divides at the beginning of its segmentation; so called from its being supposed to form the hypoblast (endoderm). [A. 15.] G.- flower. See the major list. G. fulminaire (Fr.), G. fulminant U2, blue; U3, lull; U*, full; U5, urn; U, like u (German). [s. 199]