gel

UK
/dʒɛl/
US
/dʒɛl/

Translations

gelnoun
gels
pl
UK
/dʒɛl/
US
/dʒɛl/
I applied the gel to my hair to keep it in place.
Я нанес гель на волосы, чтобы они оставались на месте.
gelverb
gelled
Past Simple
gelled
Past Participle
gelling
Gerund
UK
/dʒel/
US
/dʒɛl/
geladjective
UK
/dʒel/
US
/dʒɛl/
Used attributively to describe something that consists of or contains gel.

Definitions

gelnoun
A thick, clear, slightly sticky substance, often used in cosmetics or as a medium for holding hair in place.
She applied a small amount of gel to her hair to keep it styled throughout the day.
A semi-solid substance that has properties of both liquids and solids, often used in scientific and medical contexts.
The researchers used a gel to culture the cells in the laboratory.
A type of jelly-like dessert made from gelatin.
For dessert, they served a fruit-flavored gel that wobbled on the plate.
gelverb
To become a thick, jelly-like substance.
The sauce will gel as it cools.
To come together or form a harmonious whole.
The team began to gel after a few practice sessions.
To apply gel to something, especially hair.
He likes to gel his hair before going out.
geladjective
Consisting of or containing gel; in gel form.
She prefers gel nail polish for its glossy finish.