congeal

The house was cold and the blood had congealed around the head.

The blood is congealing enough to make him dead for at least an hour.

Blood was congealing from a cut over his right eye.

Or, has Iraq, by now, congealed into a real nation?

The thoughts congealed, at least a little, and she found herself able to remember things.

Their blood had congealed about them on the stone floor, looking black as oil.

He felt as though his brain was congealed to ice.

They simply burst into being all around her, congealing out of the air itself.

Keep him there until his thoughts congealed in the cold?

When the fat on top has congealed, lift it off.

What about music congealing from chaos in the first movement?

Her words seemed to congeal toward silence as she spoke them.

He tried to brush the stuff off, but it had already started to congeal.

This was something she knew how to deal with: Her blank face congealed.

They were stone cold now, and congealing on the plate.

He found a long brown hair congealed in a blood smear.

He tried to open his eyes, but blood had congealed on the lashes.

When I looked again he was congealing from a cloud of smoke.

The ball of the human finger is but a drop congealed.

It congealed in him, too, like a lump of ice under his heart.

Though I have various memories of her, they all congeal on one spot.

Now she came forward, her thick face congealing with suspicion.

The difficulty seems to congeal around the very nature of political leadership in a democratic state.

A thin skin had congealed on top of the soup.

There were also patches of blood still congealing, though no bodies.