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Meanings of jello in English

Fruit-flavored dessert (trade mark Jell-O) made from a commercially prepared gelatin powder.

Usage of jello in English
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A jello made of basil and chlorophyll would be the green course.
The new yorker
2
On top of that, the jello would probably break in half too.
Wired
3
Rochelle was laughing silently, her considerable bosom shaking like dark brown jello.
Guilty Pleasures
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My arms were jello and my throat hurts, but man, that's awesome.
Reuters
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Most of our meals consisted of boiled ham, Pancakes and jello.
The Biography of a Rabbit
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The other night I saw a kid eat jello out of his hands.
The zinn reader
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The fruit is the uranium and the jello is the dispersion matrix, says Kuperman.
Wired
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Ah King, the cook, makes a cake and a large quantity of jello pudding.
The new yorker
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Hoping to get the jello, ice cream and pop.
A singular man
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It's like a big blob of jello this big.
Wired
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So imagine you had a jello cake.
Wired
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Then there are things like dessert ramen made of like a blue jello and melted shaved ice.
The new yorker
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The engineers have figured out a way to hide them from an immune attack using a jello-like substance.
Reuters
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So many people, they hit the bottom of the ramp, and their legs completely just turn to jello.
Wired
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Mount Everest was shaking like jello.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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To the naked eye, the skin-lessthan fifth of a millimeter thick-lookslike thin circles of clear jello.
Wired
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