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gel
verb as in befall
verb as in clot
verb as in coagulate
verb as in congeal
verb as in gelatinize
verb as in inspissate
verb as in jell
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
verb as in set
verb as in stiffen
verb as in thicken
verb as in transpire
Weak matches
Example Sentences
How will Sir Keir Starmer, the former north London human rights lawyer, gel with the brash New York billionaire?
After the 2016 election, once everyone recovered from the shock, the analyses of what happened started to gel into a conventional wisdom that argued Donald Trump won because a bunch of non-college-educated white people felt "economic anxiety."
Last year, Beverly Hills passed an ordinance banning people under 21 years old from having Silly String — or shaving cream or hair removal gel — in public on Halloween.
Spencer Rattler isn’t likely to roll into Los Angeles and beat the Chargers, who are slowly starting to gel as a team under Jim Harbaugh.
Rather than crossing his fingers and hoping for the best, Rob has a number of advanced - and somewhat less advanced - tools to try and cut down on delays including high-tech trains, sand and steel gel, water and even lemon juice.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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