# jellied

Pronunciation: say "JEL-eed" /ˈd͡ʒɛl.id/

## Adjective

1. Turned into jelly, or thickened and set like jelly; congealed.
   - Simple: Turned into jelly, or thick and set like jelly.
   - _After a night in the cold, the leftover stock was firm and jellied._
   - _The weapon sprayed jellied fuel that clung to every surface as it burned._
2. Prepared by being cooked in jelly.
   - Simple: Made by cooking food in jelly.
   - _Street vendors sold jellied eels by the cup along the riverfront._
   - _The holiday table held a jellied chicken loaf that wobbled whenever anyone bumped it._

## Verb

3. Past tense and past participle of jelly. — simple past and past participle of jelly
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of jelly. Use it when talking about something that already happened.
   - _Her grandmother jellied the pigs' feet and stored them in the cellar._
   - _The tongue had been jellied and pressed into a mold the day before._

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