gelatinous

IPA: dʒʌɫˈætʌnʌs

Examples of "gelatinous" in Sentences

It was slippery, Bennett said, much more "gelatinous" than his previous squid quarry.
Whatever their substance may have been, it is described as gelatinous -- "soapy and jellied."
Her tiny transparent feet, covered in gelatinous skin, look like those of some aquatic creature.
Blacks were dehumainzed just as fetuses Latin for baby were originally described as gelatinous globs.
Oh, and is it just me, or does that goat/sheep's head is surrounded by some kind of gelatinous substance?
These stains are called gelatinous plaques, which are transparent and invisible to the naked eye except when colored by iodine.
Packer says that the Senate is "gelatinous" and "stagnant" and he spent time in the Senate and found that "everything happens there except deliberation."
People who knew Backhouse described him variously as "gelatinous," "deranged" and "the most remarkable scoundrel ever known in the Far East, which is saying a lot."
"The fact that the supposed deposits were so uniformly described as gelatinous substance forms a presumption in favor of the supposition that they had the origin ascribed to them."