Conglobulation: [con-glob-you-lay'-shun]

1. [form of v. to conglobulate]: To arrange a volume of random objects and substances and bits and pieces into a disogganized formless mass or glob. Example: 'We didn't have time to pack properly, so we conglobulated the skis and packs and shoes and lunch meat and bread and water bottles and blankets and

2. [n.] The amorphous mass that results from the act of conglobulation. Example: 'The sandwich was a conglobulation of the random bread, carrots, chocolate, pasta sauce and cloves we found in the fridge.'