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Congeal
CONGEAL, v.t. [L., to freeze, has the elements of cool, but it may be a different word.]
1. To change from a fluid to a solid sate, as by cold, or a loss of heat, as water in freezing, liquid metal or wax in cooling, blood in stagnating or cooling, etc.; to harden into ice, or into a substance of less solidity. Cold congeals water into ice, or vapor into hoar frost or snow, and blood into a less solid mass, or clot.
2. To bind or fix with cold. Applied to the circulating blood, it does not signify absolutely to harden, but to cause a sensation of cold, a shivering, or a receding of the blood from the extremities; as, the frightful scene congealed his blood.
CONGEAL, v.i. To grow hard, stiff or thick; to pass from a fluid to a solid state; to concrete into a solid mass. Melted lead congelas; water congeals; blood congeals.
congeal appears in definitions for these words:
Candy Clagulating Coagulable Coagulate Concoagulate Concrescible Concrete Concreted Concreting Congeal Congealable Congelation Curdle Curdled Enfrozen Fix Freeze Frost Frosty Frozen Geal Gelable Gelatin Gory Ice Incompatible Ingelable Jelly Liquation Mercury Quicksilver Rim Set Snow Thaw Uncongealable Uncongealed Unfrozen Zero
Candy Clagulating Coagulable Coagulate Concoagulate Concrescible Concrete Concreted Concreting Congeal Congealable Congelation Curdle Curdled Enfrozen Fix Freeze Frost Frosty Frozen Geal Gelable Gelatin Gory Ice Incompatible Ingelable Jelly Liquation Mercury Quicksilver Rim Set Snow Thaw Uncongealable Uncongealed Unfrozen Zero
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