jelled
Finally came together
Jelled is the past tense and past participle of jell, meaning to set or solidify into a gel-like consistency.
Figuratively, when ideas, plans, or groups jell, they come together and take definite shape: The team finally jelled after a few weeks of practice.
My thoughts on the matter haven't quite jelled yet.
The spelling gelled is more common, but jelled remains standard and acceptable.
Fastened or emotionally connected
- unifiedCombined into one
- meshedJoined by interlacing
- integratedCombined into a whole
- fusedJoined by melting together
connected · coalesced · congealed · blended · merged · knit · clicked · synced
Solidified when cooled
coagulated · curdled · clotted · stiffened · cooled · frozen · crystallized · formed
bonded
Fastened or emotionally connected
- unifiedCombined into one
- meshedJoined by interlacing
- integratedCombined into a whole
fused · connected · coalesced · congealed · blended · merged · knit · clicked · synced · harmonized
congealed
Solidified when cooled
thickened · coagulated · curdled · clotted · stiffened · cooled · frozen · crystallized · formed · settled
congealed
Solidified when cooled
sticky · jellylike · squishy · glutinous · syrupy · thick · wobbly · rubbery · bouncy · quivering
consensus
General group agreement
unified · settled · resolved · ratified · confirmed · finalized · decided · established · concluded · determined
jelleddisintegrated
Broke into parts
clashed · fell apart · fragmented · dissolved · scattered
- jelly beansSmall fruit-flavored candies
- peanut butter and jellyTwo spreads between bread
- jelly shotsAlcohol set in gelatin
- grape jellyPreserved crushed vine fruit
- jelly donutsFried pastry with fruit filling
- jelly rollsSpiraled filled sponge cakes