gelatinous

They find a gelatinous substance attached to the wall of the control room.

It is then cooled for 24 hours and becomes gelatinous.

Some live deep in the open oceans, and have gelatinous bodies.

Still, it would help if the others at least came up to the great gelatinous mass that is his waist.

"My mind is turning into a fine gelatinous ball of pepper."

There were twelve others in the room, many of them looking even more gelatinous than Jerry.

The species are colonial, and have a gelatinous outer wall.

He changes into a gelatinous form at one point.

Others, the greater number yellow and gelatinous, waited only to be picked.

He opened a new window on his gelatinous screen and accessed certain data.

Norton could see why a gelatinous creature would not want to get gas.

I have also seen the gelatinous bodies of those hit with napalm.

Others, he said, had sent packages of a gelatinous substance to politicians they did not like.

It moves by contracting, thus pumping water through its gelatinous body.

In deep space, a race of gelatinous creatures abandon their dying world.

The egg ribbon is a gelatinous mass with many small white eggs.

The gelatinous mass of his face twisted up so that it was almost stern.

There appeared to be pieces of something floating through the gelatinous exterior.

But his progress was nightmarishly slow, as if the air had become gelatinous.

The interior of the bubble seemed to fill with gelatinous smoke.

It's about a gelatinous blob who has run out of soda in his house.

We took out fifteen pounds of a dirty, gelatinous looking substance.

It forms a gelatinous ring on the upper to middle part of the stem.

They shed their eggs in a long, twisted, gelatinous mass.

But it's gelatinous muck which does not resemble sand at all.