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Meaning of jell
jell (v)
become gelatinous
jell (v. i.)
To jelly.
jell Sentence Examples
- As the sun shone down, the gelatinous substance slowly jelled, transforming into a solid form.
- The quivering dessert quivered and jelled in the fridge, anticipating its sweet destiny.
- The chef carefully poured the liquid mixture into the mold, watching as it gradually jelled into a perfect shape.
- The jelly-like texture of the body scrub gently exfoliated my skin, leaving it feeling smooth and refreshed.
- The jelled gasoline formed a flammable barrier around the campfire, providing extra protection from spreading flames.
- The thick and sticky jam had jelled overnight, creating a delicious spread for breakfast toast.
- The colloidal mixture jelled quickly, creating a firm and stable structure that held its shape.
- The artist patiently waited as the clear glue jelled, securing the delicate pieces of glass in place.
- The molten metal slowly jelled as it cooled, solidifying into a solid piece of art.
- The pectin in the fruit caused the jam to jell, resulting in a delicious and spreadable preserve.
FAQs About the word jell
become gelatinousTo jelly.
form, solidify, crystalize, crystallize, cohere, join, coalesce,shape (up), combine, connect
decay, break down,break down, decay, disintegrate, decompose,decompose, disintegrate,
As the sun shone down, the gelatinous substance slowly jelled, transforming into a solid form.
The quivering dessert quivered and jelled in the fridge, anticipating its sweet destiny.
The chef carefully poured the liquid mixture into the mold, watching as it gradually jelled into a perfect shape.
The jelly-like texture of the body scrub gently exfoliated my skin, leaving it feeling smooth and refreshed.
