Congeal
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 42
a. [Lat. congelo - con, and gelo, from geluo, icy coldne , frost, cold; Fr. congeler.] To cause to freeze wholly; to turn into ice; to turn by frost.. or cold; cooling from a fluid to a solid state. - To bind or fix, as with cold. "Too much sadne hath congeal'd your blood."-Shaks. -v. n. To freeze wholly; to be turned into ice, as a liquid; to grow hard, stiff, or thick from lo of heat; to pa from a fluid to a solid state; to concrete in to a solid ma . Congeal'able, a. [Fr. congélable.] That may be congealed.
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