- Blob
Blob usually means a soft amorphous mass, and may refer to:
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Binary large object (BLOB), in computer database systems
*Metaballs , in computer graphics terms, are organic-looking n-dimensional objects
*Blob (comics) , a Marvel Comics supervillain, adversary of the X-Men
* "The Blob ", 1958 American science-fiction film depicting a giant amoeba-like alien
** "The Blob" (1988 film), the remake
**"Beware! The Blob ", the 1972 sequel.
*"The Blobs ", an animated television series
*Blobitecture , in which buildings have an organic, amoeba-shaped, bulging form
*Binary blob , in open source computing, a non-free object file loaded into the kernel
*Blob detection , in computer vision, visual modules that detect regions in the image
*God object , or "The Blob", anti-pattern in object-oriented programming
*Blob (visual system) , sections of the visual cortex where groups of neurons which are sensitive to color assemble in cylindrical shapes
*Lyman-alpha blob , a huge concentration of a gas emitting the Lyman-alpha emission line
*Globster , an unidentified organic mass that washes up on the shoreline of an ocean or other body of water
**Chilean Blob , a 13-tonne mass of tissue discovered in 2003 on a beach in Chile, the partial remains of a dead sperm whale
** Amass of sea squirts , found invading many coastal waters around the world
*The Blob (Clayfighter) , playable character in the Clayfighter video games
* The terms "blob" and "the blob" are also offensive British slang for a menstruating woman's period.
* Blob is an English mass unit. It is the inch equivalent of the slug unit of mass.ee also
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Blobject , a colorful, mass-produced, plastic-based, emotionally engaging consumer product
*The Mississauga Blob , a flaming object — later identified as a frisbee — that fell on a back-yard picnic table in Mississauga, Ontario in, 1979
*May blobs , "Caltha palustris" flowers
* "A Boy and His Blob ", a video game developed in 1989 for the Nintendo Entertainment System
*Mr. Blobby , Noel Edmonds novelty suit character
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