gelatinous

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    thick like gelatin

Word Origin

gelatinous (adj.)
1724, from gelatine + -ous; probably modeled on French gélatineux. Related: Gelatinously; gelatinousness.

Example

1. Contents range from serous or mucinous fluid to semisolid gelatinous tissue .
2. What 's so magical about these gelatinous masses ?
3. An edible , gelatinous , greenish substance lying beneath the upper shell of a turtle .
4. Their bodies are transparent and gelatinous , like those of jellyfish .
5. Each female has dozens of dwarf male zombie worms living inside a gelatinous tube that surrounds her body .

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