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gelatin
[ jel-uh-tn ]
noun
- a nearly transparent, faintly yellow, odorless, and almost tasteless glutinous substance obtained by boiling in water the ligaments, bones, skin, etc., of animals, and forming the basis of jellies, glues, and the like.
- any of various similar substances, as vegetable gelatin.
- a preparation or product in which such an animal or vegetable substance is the essential constituent.
- an edible jelly made of this substance.
- Also called gelatin slide. Theater. a thin sheet made of translucent gelatin colored with an aniline dye, placed over stage lights, and used as a color medium in obtaining lighting effects.
gelatin
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- An odorless, colorless protein substance obtained by boiling a mixture of water and the skin, bones, and tendons of animals. The preparation forms a gel when allowed to cool. It is used in foods, drugs, glue, and film.
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Example Sentences
Placing ABC’s “Abbott Elementary†and FXX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia†into the same lunch tray compartments feels higher risk than, say, mixing red gelatin into your tater tots instead of ketchup.
For dinner, the jail served a holiday feast complete with candy, salad, fruit, mashed potatoes and gravy, gelatin — or “gelatine,†as it was spelled in The Times — and even roast veal with sage dressing.
Hall, then 24, had originally set out to create the world’s most comfortable chair, filling a plastic sack with gelatin and then cornstarch with disappointing results.
The patches are made of sensors, bacterial cells, and a gel made from starch and gelatin.
The research scientist, who heads the Central Scientific Facility Medical Systems at MPI-IS, was surprised when she put the 3 to 5 nanometer particles into tiny drug-delivery capsules made of gelatin.
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