What is "gel" in English? Definition and Explanations
What does gel mean in English? Meaning of gel definition and abbreviation with examples.
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What is "gel" in English? Definition and Explanations
Meaning of "gel": a colloid in a more solid form than a sol
Noun
Meaning of "gel": become a gel
Verb
Meaning of "gel": a thin translucent membrane used over stage lights for color effects
Noun
Meaning of "gel": apply a styling gel to
Verb
Synonyms:
materialize, transpire, ensue, develop, shake, action, break, go, chance, cook, follow, smoke, fall, hap, betide, happen, jell, occur, supervene, come down, come off, fall out, go down, bechance, come to pass, cook up a storm, cook with gas, curdle, congeal, thicken, set, jelly, lump, coalesce, solidify, gelatinize, jell, lopper, clabber, jellify, gelate, glop up, consolidate, thicken, set, jelly, concrete, inspissate, curdle, dry, condense, harden, coalesce, compact, concentrate, solidify, congeal, gelatinize, jell, jellify, clabber, gelate, glop up, lopper, curdle, thicken, dry, stiffen, indurate, set, refrigerate, condense, freeze, harden, concrete, jelly, solidify, clot, cake, gelatinize, jell, jellify, clabber, gelate, gelatinate, glob up, materialize, stiffen, thicken, set, finalize, form, condense, freeze, harden, jelly, congeal, solidify, clot, cohere, stick, gelatinize, crystallize, jellify, come together, gelate, take shape, fix, stiffen, thicken, condense, jelly, clot, congeal, solidify, cake, coagulate, jell, gelatinize, crystallize, jellify, become firm, gelate, strengthen, reinforce, solidify, stabilize, thicken, set, freeze, clot, prop, petrify, jell, inspissate, fix, condense, ossify, tauten, congeal, precipitate, inflate, anneal, brace, firm, cement, tense, coagulate, chill, benumb, curdle, steady, jelly, candy, harden, cake, starch, crystallize, clot, curdle, swell, congeal, condense, stiffen, enlarge, widen, buttress, reinforce, inspissate, jelly, freeze, harden, add, solidify, cake, deepen, coagulate, ossify, petrify, expand, jell, clabber, grow thick, befall, ensue, arise, develop, eventuate, chance, result, shake, go, betide, come about, fall out, turn up, come to pass, take place, consolidate, thicken, set, inspissate, curdle, compact, coalesce, condense, jelly, harden, concrete, dry, concentrate, solidify, clot, congeal, jell, jellify, clabber, gelate, glop up, lopper, widen, buttress, condense, clot, reinforce, petrify, jell, enlarge, ossify, add, congeal, swell, deepen, coagulate, freeze, expand, stiffen, curdle, jelly, harden, solidify, cake, clabber, grow thick,
Antonyms:
stop, stay, thin, melt, loose, disperse, liquefy, thin, soften, enlarge, dilute, divide, separate, melt, dissolve, open, unclot, liquefy, soften, heat, thin, melt, dissolve, separate, liquify, liquefy, loosen, thin, soften, melt, displace, remove, separate, liquidate, liquefy, dilute, thin, soften, ascend, dissuade, hinder, melt, dissolve, displace, remove, go up, rise, discourage, end, finish, halt, weaken, dilute, liquefy, thin, soften, heat, loosen, melt, unfix, dissolve, separate, thin, liquefy, abridge, decrease, lessen, weaken, subtract, soften, dilute, water down, melt, diminish, lower, reduce, shrink, cause, stop, disperse, liquefy, thin, soften, enlarge, divide, separate, melt, weaken, thin, subtract, soften, abridge, compress, decrease, lessen, liquefy, melt, diminish, lower, reduce, shrink, dissolve, contract,
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