bodoque means blob — a common term in Funny Words. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: March 3, 2026
bodoque
noun • /[bo-DO-ke]/
blob
Example:
El niño hizo un bodoque de pintura en el papel.
The child made a blob of paint on the paper.
🧠 What does bodoque mean?
Bodoque refers to a shapeless lump or mass, often something soft, sticky, or amorphous. It can describe a blob of paint, a wad of dough, or even a clumsy, unrefined person. The word carries a somewhat informal and often humorous connotation, evoking an image of something not perfectly formed or delicate.
📚 Extra examples
- El niño dibujó un gran bodoque rojo en lugar de un corazón.
The child drew a big red blob instead of a heart. - Tenía un bodoque de masa pegado en los dedos.
There was a blob of dough stuck to his fingers. - Parece un político que solo habla en grandes bodoques de palabras sin sentido.
He seems like a politician who only speaks in big blobs of nonsense words. - El artista usó un pincel grueso para crear un bodoque de pintura sobre el lienzo.
The artist used a thick brush to create a blob of paint on the canvas.
💡 Did You Know?
The word 'bodoque' can also be used to describe a type of sweet, often made from almonds or other nuts, that is shaped into a small ball or lump. This usage, however, is less common than its meaning of a shapeless mass.
🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "bodoque"
Synonyms: mazacote, masa, montón, grumo, bola
Opposites: figura, forma, estructura, precisión
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