| This curious effect has been attributed to the vitality yet remaining in the blood, during the act of congealing. |
| But it pays for over half of America's basic research the most ambitious, ground-breaking sort, such as DARPA's melting and congealing robots. |
| This gives it a special quality of fluidity and it can be easily shaped after congealing. |
| The fluvial wound in the side dripped thickly, inundating the thigh with blood that was like congealing mulberry juice. |
| There was a mess of thick, congealing blood splashed on the road and the kerb. |
| Thixotropy: Property of some gels of liquifying when stirred or shaken and congealing again when left standing. |
