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Definition of jelly
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of jelly is as below...
"Jelly
(n.)
Anything
brought
to a
gelatinous
condition;
a
viscous,
translucent
substance
in a
condition
between
liquid
and
solid;
a
stiffened
solution
of
gelatin,
gum, or the
like..
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Tart
::
Tart (n.) A
species
of small open pie, or piece of
pastry,
containing
jelly or
conserve;
a sort of fruit pie..
Grossulin
::
Grossulin
(n.) A
vegetable
jelly,
resembling
pectin,
found in
gooseberries
(Ribes
Grossularia)
and other
fruits..
Iceland Moss
::
Iceland
moss () A kind of
lichen
(Cetraria
Icelandica)
found from the
Arctic
regions
to the North
Temperate
zone. It
furnishes
a
nutritious
jelly and other forms of food, and is used in
pulmonary
complaints
as a
demulcent..
Sea Nettle
::
Sea
nettle
() A
jellyfish,
or
medusa..
Slobber
::
Slobber
(n.) A
jellyfish.
Manubrium
::
Manubrium
(n.) The
proboscis
of a
jellyfish;
--
called
also
hypostoma.
See
Illust.
of
Hydromedusa.
Injelly
::
Injelly
(v. t.) To place in
jelly.
Nectocalyx
::
Nectocalyx
(n.) One of the
zooids
of
certain
Siphonophora,
having
somewhat
the form, and the
essential
structure,
of the bell of a
jellyfish,
and
acting
as a
swimming
organ..
Guava
::
Guava (n.) A
tropical
tree, or its
fruit,
of the genus
Psidium.
Two
varieties
are well
known,
the P.
pyriferum,
or white
guava,
and P.
pomiferum,
or red
guava.
The fruit or berry is
shaped
like a
pomegranate,
but is much
smaller.
It is
somewhat
astringent,
but makes a
delicious
jelly..
Stocked
::
Stock (n.) A
liquid
or jelly
containing
the
juices
and
soluble
parts of meat, and
certain
vegetables,
etc.,
extracted
by
cooking;
-- used in
making
soup,
gravy,
etc..
Jellying
::
Jellying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Jell.
Jelly
::
"Jelly
(n.) The juice of
fruits
or meats
boiled
with sugar to an
elastic
consistence;
as,
currant
jelly;
calf's-foot
jelly..
Jellyfish
::
"Jellyfish
(n.) Any one of the
acalephs,
esp. one of the
larger
species,
having
a
jellylike
appearance.
See
Medusa..
Jelly
::
"Jelly
(n.)
Anything
brought
to a
gelatinous
condition;
a
viscous,
translucent
substance
in a
condition
between
liquid
and
solid;
a
stiffened
solution
of
gelatin,
gum, or the
like..
Sea-blubber
::
Sea-blubber
(n.) A
jellyfish.
Pectic
::
Pectic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
pectin;
specifically,
designating
an acid
obtained
from
ordinary
vegetable
jelly
(pectin)
as an
amorphous
substance,
tough and horny when dry, but
gelatinous
when
moist..
Colloid
::
Colloid
(a.)
Resembling
glue or
jelly;
characterized
by a
jellylike
appearance;
gelatinous;
as,
colloid
tumors..
Mould
::
Mould (n.) The
matrix,
or
cavity,
in which
anything
is
shaped,
and from which it takes its form; also, the body or mass
containing
the
cavity;
as, a sand mold; a jelly
mold..
Jelly
::
Jelly (v. i.) To
become
jelly;
to come to the state or
consistency
of
jelly.
Gelatine
::
Gelatine
(n.)
Animal
jelly;
glutinous
material
obtained
from
animal
tissues
by
prolonged
boiling.
Specifically
(Physiol.
Chem.),
a
nitrogeneous
colloid,
not
existing
as such in the
animal
body, but
formed
by the
hydrating
action
of
boiling
water on the
collagen
of
various
kinds of
connective
tissue
(as
tendons,
bones,
ligaments,
etc.).
Its
distinguishing
character
is that of
dissolving
in hot
water,
and
forming
a jelly on
cooling.
It is an
important
ingredient
of
calf's-foot
jelly,
isinglass,
gl
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