jellylike

The fresh fruit, whose flesh is gritty, jellylike and cream-colored, is used in muffins, cakes, jams and smoothies, and it begins appearing on high-end menus each March — the start of fall in the Southern Hemisphere.

Van Leeuwenhoek’s teeth were coated with a jellylike film containing billions of bacteria.

The most complex object in the known universe, the human brain is a jellylike mass of about three pounds made up of hundreds of billions of cells connected in trillions of ways we barely understand.

It was instead, Zimmer writes, “a jellylike byproduct of chemical reactions that took place in the jars” in which the ocean-floor samples were stored.

The key difference is that these retinal neurons, right against the jellylike vitreous of the eyeball, live and die where scientists can see them.