Usually means: Convert into gel-like substance.
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  1. gelatinise: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Gelatinise)

▸ verb:  Alternative spelling of gelatinize [(transitive) To cause to become gelatinous.]

Similar:
gelatinize, gelatinify, gelatinate, gellify, pregelatinize, keratinise, gelate, plasticise, granularise, albuminize, more...

Types:
congeal, jell, coagulate, clot, flocculate, curdle, gel, more...

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Similar:
gelatinize, gelatinify, gelatinate, gellify, pregelatinize, keratinise, gelate, plasticise, granularise, albuminize, more...

Types:
congeal, jell, coagulate, clot, flocculate, curdle, gel, more...



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