Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛl.id/
verb Jellied is also a verb that refers to the act of turning something into jelly.
A1 I jellied the fruit to make a dessert.
A2 She jellied the cranberries for Thanksgiving dinner.
B1 The chef jellied the broth to create a savory dish.
B2 The recipe calls for jellied cranberry sauce.
C1 The culinary artist jellied the consomme with precision.
C2 The competition required contestants to jellify their dishes to perfection.
adjective Jellied is an adjective that describes something that has been turned into jelly or has the consistency of jelly.
A1 I tried jellied candy for the first time.
A2 The jellied fish dish was surprisingly tasty.
B1 She made a delicious jellied dessert for the party.
B2 The jellied cranberry sauce added a unique flavor to the meal.
C1 The chef created a sophisticated jellied terrine for the gourmet event.
C2 The jellied eel appetizer was a highlight of the fine dining experience.
formal The jellied dessert was a hit at the formal dinner party.
informal I love snacking on jellied candies while watching movies.
slang I can't believe she actually jellied her hair for the party.
figurative His words were like jellied bullets, hitting me with their impact.
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