congealed

Thickening; solidifying

In art class, we made a substance that congealed.

by Hobbits.Of.Camelot February 7, 2016

congealed

adj. See "hideous gorgon splurge."

"George Bush's brains have <I>congealed</I>."

by Herschel Fleischmann April 30, 2004

congeal

Solidify or coagulate, esp. by cooling: "the blood had congealed into blobs".

Take shape or coalesce, esp. to form a satisfying whole: "the ballet failed to congeal as a single oeuvre".

"There are many countervailing forces in America. They congeal into two political parties."

by The Taxi Dog December 31, 2011

congeal

congeal: verb (fr. gelé) To signify a state of mental numbness provoked by the absorption of licit and illicit mind altering substances.

Save it, I'm thoroughly congealed.

by Marcus Macdonald May 22, 2008

Congealed Beef

Former Athlete David Thompson

Congealed Beef was a very good athlete

by FLANYC June 1, 2011

Congealed Cream

When human sperm sits in a male or females' mouth for a long period time it begins to solidify, curdle, and or congeal; creating congealed cream.

Example (Female): I waited too long to swallow, and it become congealed cream...it tasted like cottage cheese.

by Satan's_Sweaty_Grundle April 10, 2016

congeal-ee-o

The congealed fat at the top of cold soup forming little discs.

If I'm gonna eat that chicken soup cold, I've gotta skim off the congeal-ee-os.

by youdbesoluckytoknowme November 3, 2006