A layer of jellied gasoline coated the wreckage after the explosion.
He poked at the jellied eels with a hesitant fork, unsure of the texture.
He stared into the murky depths, seeing only a jellied mass of seaweed.
Her attempt to explain quantum physics resulted in a jellied understanding amongst her students.
She discovered a hidden talent for making intricate, jellied desserts.
The abandoned factory contained vats of unknown, slowly solidifying, jellied compounds.
The abstract painting featured swirling colors resembling a viscous, jellied medium.
The anthropologist studied the tribe's ritual involving the consumption of jellied insects.
The architect designed a building with walls made of translucent, jellied panels.
The aroma of the jellied pork filled the kitchen with a savory scent.
The artist sculpted the translucent material into a strangely beautiful, jellied form.
The artist used layers of resin to create a deep, three-dimensional, jellied effect.
The astronaut ate a portion of jellied protein during the space walk.
The astronaut described the sensation of floating in space as feeling like a jellied suspension.
The athlete used a jellied energy supplement to maintain their stamina during the race.
The athlete's muscles felt jellied after the grueling marathon.
The baker created a stunning cake decorated with intricate, jellied flowers.
The biologist studied the adaptation of marine life to the jellied environment of the deep sea.
The chef carefully unmolded the jellied consommé, revealing its intricate design.
The chef created a molecular gastronomy dish that resembled a jellied cloud.
The child refused to eat the jellied fruit, finding the texture unpleasant.
The climber carefully navigated the treacherous, jellied ice on the mountainside.
The comedian joked about the strange ingredients found in processed, jellied foods.
The computer screen displayed a garbled, almost jellied image before crashing.
The conspiracy theory proposed that aliens had left behind a jellied substance.
The critic described the film as a poorly executed, jellied mess of clichés.
The dancer moved with a fluid grace, as if her limbs were made of jellied silk.
The dentist used a jellied fluoride treatment to protect the patient's teeth.
The detective examined the crime scene, finding a suspicious, jellied stain.
The director wanted the special effect to resemble a floating, jellied entity.
The doctor warned against consuming the improperly stored, jellied meats.
The earthquake caused the poorly constructed building to collapse into a jellied heap.
The economist warned about the dangers of a jellied economy, stagnant and unresponsive.
The engineer developed a new material that had the properties of both solid and jellied substances.
The environmentalist warned about the pollution that was turning the coral reefs into a jellied wasteland.
The explorer discovered a rare, jellied fungus growing in the rainforest.
The farmer used jellied fertilizers to slowly release nutrients into the soil.
The fashion designer created a line of clothing made from sustainable, jellied materials.
The film director used CGI to create a realistic, jellied monster.
The flickering candle cast a distorted, jellied reflection on the wall.
The food critic praised the restaurant's innovative use of jellied techniques.
The garden gnome was coated with a layer of jellied sap from the pine tree.
The gardener used a special gel to create a protective, jellied layer around the plant roots.
The geneticist studied the mutations that caused the organism's tissues to become jellied.
The gossip had spread so fast, it left the truth jellied and unrecognizable.
The historian documented the popularity of jellied meats in the Victorian era.
The historian documented the use of jellied lamps in ancient civilizations.
The horror movie featured a creature with skin that looked like pulsating, jellied flesh.
The intricate sandcastle slowly melted and formed a jellied, shapeless mound as the tide came in.
The inventor created a device that used jellied electrolytes to store energy.
The investor's hopes for a quick return had turned into a jellied investment, stagnant and slow.
The jellied cranberries shimmered on the Thanksgiving table, a testament to tradition.
The jellied glaze gave the ham a glossy, appealing sheen.
The journalist investigated the illegal production of counterfeit, jellied supplements.
The jury's opinion felt jellied, stuck and not swayed by any more evidence.
The kindergarten teacher used jellied paints to encourage the children's creativity.
The knitted scarf felt unexpectedly strange and jellied in her hand.
The lawyer argued that the witness's testimony was unreliable, like a jellied perception of events.
The leftover broth had cooled to a jellied mass in the refrigerator.
The magician performed a trick involving the seemingly impossible manipulation of a jellied substance.
The marketing campaign aimed to revitalize the image of jellied candies.
The mechanic found a layer of jellied grease coating the engine parts.
The memories of that summer vacation were now a hazy, jellied mixture in her mind.
The morning dew left the spiderweb looking like it was crafted from jellied silver.
The musician experimented with using jellied strings to create unique sounds.
The narrator described the character's emotions as a swirling, jellied mix of hope and despair.
The naturalist observed the strange, jellied eggs of the deep-sea creature.
The old photograph showed a picnic with a prominent bowl of jellied salad.
The old textbook had pages stuck together with some sort of jellied adhesive.
The ornithologist studied the diet of birds that fed on jellied insects.
The paleontologist discovered a fossilized imprint of a prehistoric, jellied organism.
The philosopher argued that our perception of reality is ultimately a jellied construct.
The politician's promises felt hollow and insincere, like a sugary, jellied offering.
The puppet's movements seemed stiff and unnatural, as if its joints were filled with jellied glue.
The quantum physicist described the nature of reality as a probabilistic, jellied field.
The quilt was a comforting weight, but also a jellied reminder of passed-down tradition.
The roboticist developed a robot with flexible, jellied limbs.
The rusty swing set stood as a silent monument to childhood memories, now coated in jellied rust.
The scandal left his reputation jellied, hard to reshape and solidify.
The science experiment involved creating a series of brightly colored, jellied cubes.
The scientist analyzed the composition of the mysterious, jellied substance.
The sociologist studied the impact of social media on the formation of jellied opinions.
The software bug caused the data to become jellied and unusable.
The spilled soda quickly became a sticky, jellied mess on the kitchen floor.
The storm left the beach covered in a strange, jellied seaweed.
The tailor fashioned a dress with a unique, jellied texture that shimmered in the light.
The teacher used jellied candies to illustrate concepts of viscosity and density.
The therapist helped the patient process their trauma, turning it from a jellied mass of fear into manageable memories.
The torn map was held together with a haphazard application of jellied adhesive tape.
The translator struggled to find an equivalent word for "jellied" in the target language.
The undercooked custard had a disturbingly jellied consistency.
The urban planner envisioned a city with buildings made of self-healing, jellied materials.
The vase was filled with artificial flowers encased in a clear, jellied substance.
The veterinarian treated a dog that had ingested a toxic, jellied substance.
The wind chimes made a strange, muted sound as the jellied frost clung to them.
The writer described the character's aging skin as having a loose, jellied texture.
The writer described the character's fear as a cold, jellied feeling in their stomach.
The xenobiologist speculated on the possibility of lifeforms based on jellied structures.
The yogi practiced a series of stretches to loosen their stiff, jellied muscles.
The zookeeper fed the exotic birds a special diet of jellied fruits and seeds.