congealed

• The mist inside it suddenly gathered, congealed, and flowed into the form of a withered corpse—that of a woman, emaciated and dried as though from years in the earth. —  Butcher, Jim - Dead Beat (v1.0) (html).html
• As vicious an assortment of criminals as had ever disgraced a good plane It was some hours before Johnny, checking the airports and railway stations at Doc's suggestion, learned of the plane's departure Chapter II ARCTIC PROCESSION LIKE a moonbeam caught up, congealed, and set adrift again, a cruising dirigible, a silver sliver against the bleak, sub-Arctic sky, droned over the Canadian northwest at a rate of speed highly unusual for such ships. —  025 - Land of Always-Night
• The white phosphorus left Mahmoud Al Jamal with his right ear congealed, his fingers and part of his chest eaten away by burns. —  Indymedia Ireland
• Form is then not something fixed and congealed--it is the ever-changing manifestation of functional activity. —  Form and Function A Contribution to the History of Animal Morphology
• She suddenly congealed, and stood up, very straight, with the little upward tilt of the chin that indicated fast approaching temper Derby knew this symptom well enough, but he had not the slightest idea that his own obtuseness was the cause. —  The Title Market

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