1. Turned into jelly; brought to, or having, the consistence of jelly; congealed, coagulated.
1593. Nashe, Christ’s T. (1613), 61. Slimy flood-gates for thicke iellied gore to sluce out by.
1601. [? Marston], Pasquil & Kath., III. 185. Thou’lt serue to make him gellide broaths.
1710. T. Fuller, Pharm. Extemp., 13. Hydropic Ale … melting down the gelly’d Lympha.
1819. Shelley, Cenci, IV. iii. My breath Comes … lighter, and the jellied blood Runs freely thro’ my veins.
† 2. Flavored with jelly, sweet. Obs.
a. 1658. Cleveland, Poems (1677), 6. Now to the melting Kiss that sips The Jellied Philtre of her Lips; So Sweet there is no Tongue can prays’t.
