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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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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