Shaped like or formed into a globe; spherical or rounded in appearance.
From globe + '-ed' (having the quality of). A simpler form than 'globate', describing the spherical shape.
Old maps of the world were printed on 'globed' surfaces—actual hanging globes suspended by fancy stands—which is why we still call a sphere model of Earth a 'globe' instead of just a 'ball'!
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