Jelly-like.
gelatinous
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for gelatinous.
Editorial note
The result is bigger hams with inferior flavor and a somewhat gelatinous texture.
Quick take
Jelly-like.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of gelatinous gathered in one view.
Of or referring to gelatin.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for gelatinous.
adjective
Jelly-like.
See also: thick, jellylike, gelatinlike
adjective
Of or referring to gelatin.
See also: thick, jellylike, gelatinlike
Example sentences
The result is bigger hams with inferior flavor and a somewhat gelatinous texture.
So my comparison was the whole US family versus the Italian family of frozen gelatinous ice-cream-like desert substances.
There are lots of ways to cook oysters, which significantly lessens the briny taste and gelatinous texture.
That's how you get a whole population imagining mitochondria as puffy gelatinous beans, instead of network around other organelles.
We would learn that they are gelatinous beings who coi5nt in base 17 and show an antenna to say hello.
It changes the whole thing from looking like glass to looking like a gelatinous blob.
I mix it in with oatmeal and it tastes great (actually its more the gelatinous texture than taste).
For Douglas Adams, that scribe of renown, We vomit forth verses of gelatinous brown.
Fries animal style will rapidly form a gelatinous cheese skin that's very unappetizing.
And you have to expect that as the diameter approaches zero your pasta becomes indistinguishable from a gelatinous lump of gluten aka paste.
They will get stuck when they get gelatinous on that 'ceramic' surface.
Who wants to live forever if they are a gelatinous, amorphous blob.
Quote examples
The equivalent of tossing a cookie at its sticky, gelatinous hide with the words “Don’t Eat Me” written with icing.
Your line about a "gelatinous substrate" is certainly entertaining but completely nonsensical.
You probaby don't want to hear it, but if I were running a medical system I'd decree that gestating one-and-a-half-pound globs (from the article: "One doctor, visibly shaken, described [the fetus's skin] as 'gelatinous'") outside the womb is a waste of resources.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use gelatinous in a sentence?
The result is bigger hams with inferior flavor and a somewhat gelatinous texture.
What does gelatinous mean?
Jelly-like.
What part of speech is gelatinous?
gelatinous is commonly used as adjective.