congeal

• But as the driver held open the passenger door and she saw who was climbing out she felt her brain congeal, the blood stop in her veins. —  PurchasedforRevenge
• Total shortcut: Wait until the wax starts to congeal, then put the entire candle stub into the jar or glass. —  Green Options
• I'm sure the little Fannies won't re-congeal like the phone companies (who've done such a great job on cell coverage, broadband roll out, easy access to your current minutes used, clear billing etc ...) —  The Big Picture
• As audiences continue to fragment, congeal, fragment again and re-congeal (if that's a word), the concept of "findability" - both for advertisers in finding the right audience at the right price and for publishers finding the right advertisers for their audience - becomes overwhelmingly essential. —  Adotas
• That was very well; but it cost more than 300 crowns, and he was no nearer his object than before He now began to dissolve, congeal, and sublime common salt, sal-ammonia, the alums, and copperas; and in distillation, circulation, and sublimation, he spent twelve busy years, at a cost of about 6000 crowns. —  Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 453 Volume 18, New Series, September 4, 1852

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