gelatin English

Meaning gelatin meaning

What does gelatin mean?

gelatin

— noun a thin translucent membrane used over stage lights for color effects

— noun (= jelly) an edible jelly (sweet or pungent) made with gelatin and used as a dessert or salad base or a coating for foods

— noun a colorless water-soluble glutinous protein obtained from animal tissues such as bone and skin

Synonyms gelatin synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as gelatin?

gelatin English » English

gelatine

jelly

isinglass

gel

shellac

protan jelly

pectin

jello

gum

glue

gelatinum alba

gelatine glue

colla taurina

cement

celluloid

agar

Topics gelatin topics

What do people use gelatin to talk about?

Daily life Food Types of food

Cooking ingredients

• What words refer to thickeners?
  thickener cornstarch pectin egg gelatin agar wheat flour corn flour tapioca flour cassava flour sago flour rice flour glutinous rice flour

Examples gelatin examples

How do I use gelatin in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Hippogriff hooves make the finest gelatin.

Movie subtitles

A raw egg, gelatin, herbs.

A few grams of hard gelatin conveniently placed.

I'm not afraid of any man, but sharing my feelings with a woman my stomach just turns to royal gelatin.

Which side is the gelatin on?

Why would a woman like you be interested in a big, fat, greasy, bloated, stinking, gelatin-ass motherfucker?

THAT'S WHAT I HATE ABOUT GELATIN.

The boss loves your delicious gelatin desserts.

Oh, boss, look what we brought-- gelatin desserts.

Here are my prisoners. Among these gelatin cultivations, some of the worst offenders in the world are doing time.

If you stay, you can have anything you want to eat. even some sort of gelatin dish.

You notice the arm is taking on a gelatin sort of vibe.

At least give her a gelatin-filled helmet to keep her brain intact.

A gelatin scanning plate takes exact fingerprints.

Monsters. in the gelatin.

Probably a gelatin preparation that melts in the wound. That's why you couldn't see anything on Carstairs.

And what's in her, too. Blasting gelatin, tinned grub, cylinders of oxygen and hydrogen, heaps of things them Germans could use.

Well, them, that's blasting gelatin, miss.

If we were to fill those cylinders with that blasting gelatin and then fix them so that they would stick out over the end of the boat, and then run the boat against the side of a ship, they would go off, just like a torpedo, wouldn't they?

All it would take would be one bullet in the blasting gelatin and we'd be in little bits and pieces.

When we ram into it, the ends of these nails will hit the percussion caps and shoot the bullets into the gelatin.

Nitro-gelatin. No. T.N.T. No.

Rudy Vallee requests your attention for the Royal Gelatin Hour.

Colored gelatin.

Monsters. in the gelatin!

There are monsters in the gelatin!

I gather the glass is coated of an emulsion of gelatin and silver halides.

I believe his offer of coloured gelatin was his attempt to sympathise.

It is amused, because you can make a mold of gelatin that seems a brain.