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Meanings of congealed in English
Synonyms
Examples for "jellied"
Examples for "jellied"
1
The yolks are thus left running, and the whites are beautifully jellied.
2
Next came jellied loaf of sorrel cream followed by fresh Baltic herring.
3
One foot was clamped tight, a crushed, jellied mass between two bumpers.
4
There are pawnbrokers, burger restaurants and market stalls selling jellied eels and whelks.
5
The tower itself is spice cake; the turrets and terraces are jellied fruit.
1
It meant, though, that the team never quite jelled on the court.
2
She was ashamed of the tenderness that had jelled the air.
3
It was as if the air had suddenly jelled, holding him in a cocoon.
4
Why, we'd just bottle them up in their little peninsula until they jelled 'Uncle.'
5
Osbourne said the band had tried to get back together in 2001 but nothing jelled.
Usage of congealed in English
1
Yeah, I did hope, he admitted, poking sadly at his congealed macaroni.
2
At the sight and sound of her, Lady Cicely congealed and stiffened.
3
The inside fur is a mass of ice, congealed from my breath.
4
I could not help thinking of raw beef, bones, and congealed blood.
5
The pleasant, mobile lines upon the woman's face congealed into stony hardness.
6
Pools of congealed blood could be seen under over-turned pink office furniture.
7
Left boot prints in the congealed blood as she shifted her stance.
8
Each night, well-fed individuals regurgitate packages of congealed blood for hungry roostmates.
9
All the blood in his heart stopped dead, congealed by the sight.
10
There is a row of dark red eyes, each like congealed liquid.
11
The walls and floors were dark with age, congealed smoke, and oil.
12
The blood around the flyblown wound was congealed but not completely dry.
13
A steaming black landscape of congealed magma appeared out of the waves.
14
And desserts often seem to render bacon fat into a congealed mess.
15
Man's breath and god's breath looked identical, congealed in the urban night.
16
Violence congealed about Dart's heavy body and sparkled in the air.
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Congealed through the time
Congealed across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common