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Meanings of jellies in English
Usage of jellies in English
1
The strange thing is that comb jellies have an intricate nervous system.
2
Each bearing a basket they were caught submitting the jellies and jams.
3
Add one quart of currant juice, and boil slowly until it jellies.
4
Very wholesome and delicious jellies, marmalades, and sweetmeats are prepared from it.
5
Common glass tumblers are very convenient for jellies, and preserved small fruit.
6
There'd never be anything to occupy my mind at Trenby-except soup jellies.
7
With boiled fowls: bread sauce, onion sauce, lemon sauce, cranberry sauce, jellies.
8
Giant jellies have no natural predators, and aren't even eaten by humans.
9
There are three jellies to look out for however - the stingy ones.
10
Note the difference in the methods of sealing jams and jellies.
11
She put up preserves and jellies for us to eat in the winter.
12
The exhibitors of the guava jellies and foreign preserves were men.
13
Jams and jellies should be poured into pots when in a boiling state.
14
The mouth closed, the glassy jellies were once more seeing, intelligent human eyes.
15
Let the milk stand until it jellies, but does not separate.
16
Fruit omelets are made by placing preserved fruits or jellies between the folds.
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Jellies across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common