Lobe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOBE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to divide into lobes
NOUN:
• a rounded, projecting anatomical part
• a roundish and flattish projecting or hanging part of something, typically one of two or more such parts divided by a fissure
• each of the parts of the cerebrum of the brain.
• rounded projection
• Any projection or division, especially one of a somewhat rounded form
• A rounded projection or division of a leaf.
• A membranous flap on the sides of the toes of certain birds, as the coot.
• A round projecting part of an organ, as of the liver, lungs, brain, etc. See Illust. of Brain.
• The projecting part of a cam wheel or of a non-circular gear wheel.
• (anatomy) a somewhat rounded subdivision of a bodily organ or part
• (botany) a part into which a leaf is divided
• the enhanced response of an antenna in a given direction as indicated by a loop in its radiation pattern
• a rounded projection that is part of a larger structure

Words related to LOBE

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Words that contain LOBE

globe8 lobed8 lobes7 globed10 globes9 bilobed12 earlobe9 englobe10 inglobe10 lobefin12 lobelet9 lobelia9 trilobe9 unlobed10 conglobe13 earlobes10 englobed12 englobes11 inglobed12 inglobes11 lobefins13 lobeless10 lobelets10 lobelias10 lobeline10 trilobed11 trilobes10 unilobed11 lobelike14 conglobed15 conglobes14 globefish18 globelike16 globesity15 globetrot12 lobectomy18 lobelines11 multilobe13 semiglobe14 snowglobe15 globetrots13 multilobed15 multilobes14 semiglobes15 snowglobes16 globefishes20 globeflower20 globesities14 holobenthic21 lobectomies17 buffaloberry25 globeflowers21 globetrotted16 globetrotter15 globetrotters16 globetrotting17 buffaloberries24 globetrottings18

How to use LOBE in a sentence

• A diamond winked at him from the lobe of the little ear, like a star among silvery clouds.
• As he wrote and puffed at his cigar, I noticed a scar on his face, a deep furrow running from the lobe of his ear to his mouth.
• Adam selected a chunk of the brown stuff and bit a lobe of it.
• He was twitching at the lobe of his left ear, and his face was a study in perplexity.
• My last sight of Smith showed him standing looking after me, tugging at the lobe of his ear and clicking his teeth together with suppressed irritability.
• On taking the bearings, I knew that we were nearing the island of Ceylon, the pearl which hangs from the lobe of the Indian Peninsula.
• When his wound was probed, it was found that the bullet had passed the right lobe of the lungs, and lodged in the flesh below the right shoulder blade.
• Several loose strands had blown across her ear and wound softly about the delicate lobe.
• Growth of men’s hair beyond the lobe of the ear 2.
• The face had been smashed and no features were recognizable except the lobe of one ear, behind which there was a deep triangular hole.
• The ears of many of them are perforated in the lobe, where they make a pretty large hole, and two others higher up on the outer edge.
• The folding of one lobe against another assists in the retention of water.
• Difficulty may be caused by signs in the other lung or in a lobe other than the one affected by the foreign body.
• This lobe can, of course, only be well seen in the specimens preserved in spirit.
• An arrow, whizzing blindly through a southward loophole, had grazed his cheek, ripping a straight red seam far back as the lobe of the ear, which had been badly torn.
• The upper lobe has been considerably reduced by picking, and the base, which would correspond to the edge of an ax, has been worked quite flat.
• The ears are daintily curled, a pearl hanging from either lobe would show yellow.
• But all he knew was that his skull was a beehive in an uproar, and that one lobe of his brain was struggling to swarm off.
• So Yu-lang hung a jewel in his left lobe, and stuck a small piece of plaster over his right ear, so that it might seem it had suffered a slight wound.
• In Coniferae, however, the pollen is certainly not naked, but is enclosed in a membrane similar to the lobe of an ordinary anthera.
• Besides these ornaments, the queen wore a necklace of coral and bits of gold, and small pieces of pipe coral were stuck in the lobe of each ear.
• Earrings are common, but apparently the lobe of the ear is not unduly distended.
• On opening the body, the spear appeared to have wounded the left lobe of the lungs, which was found adhering to the side.
• Towards the base of the aperture is a second and similar but smaller lobe, below which is the short but broad and well-marked canal.
• In the mountain sections heavy ornaments of gold or copper are worn, the weight often drawing the lobe of the ear far down on the neck.
• This morning I found it broken off, leaving one lobe of the seed-leaves, and one leaf over it.
• But when he squeezed all the blood out of the lobe, by pressing it between two pieces of glass, the paper was blackened in twenty seconds.
• The whole cast was full and aquiline, and the lobe of his ear, as I noticed when light fell on his profile, sat close to his head like mine.

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