JELLY

n. Je2l'is. Lat., gelatin a (from gelare, to freeze or stiffen). Fr., gelee. Ger., Oallerte. See GELATIN A (2d def.). Cairs-foot.). A j. made by boiling calves' feet in water in the proportion of 3 pints of water to each foot, boiling down to one half, straining, clearing, sweetening, and flavoring with lemon spices and wine, [a, 42.] J. of the umbilical cord. See GELATIN of Wharton.J. -plant. In Australia, the Eucheuma speciosum. [B, 19, 275 (o, 35).] Pectoral j. [Danbitz]. A preparation consisting of 12 parts of gelatin, 60 of sugar, and 120 of herbal infusion (of anise, Iceland mo , etc.). [L. 120.] Purgative j. See DIACYDONiONjatappmwm. Water j. The Hydro pelt is purpure a. [o, 35.] Whartonian j., Wharton's j. See GELATIN of Wharton. [s. 513]