coagulate

• Attempting to capture this, Maurice Duverger used language that moves back and forth between metaphors of natural and artistic creation: parties crystallize, coagulate, synthesize, smooth down, and mold. —  Cato Daily Podcast
• And that could really be churning it up and preventing the disk from letting planets coagulate, at least. —  Universe Today
• Once sperm has been deposited into the vaginal canal, some of these cells are temporarily trapped in a semen coagulate or clot. —  FOXNews.com
• Once the milk begins to coagulate, Bussman and other cheesemakers on hand, take turns stirring to separate the mixture into millions of cubes of curds from the whey. —  The Journal-Standard Homepage RSS
• It will not coagulate, it is said, in less than five or six hours; while good milk will invariably coagulate in an hour or less, under the same conditions. —  Cattle and Their Diseases Embracing Their History and Breeds, Crossing and Breeding, And Feeding and Management; With the Diseases to which They are Subject, And The Remedies Best Adapted to their Cure

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