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Discover LudwigThe word 'jellies' is correct and usable in written English.
It is the plural form of the noun 'jelly', which refers to a semi-solid, spreadable food made from fruit juice, sugar, and pectin. You can use 'jellies' when referring to multiple types or flavors of jelly, or when discussing a collection of jellies: - I bought a jar of grape jelly and a jar of strawberry jelly at the grocery store. - My grandmother's pantry is filled with homemade jellies of all different flavors. - We sampled various jellies at the farmers market, but the blueberry one was our favorite.
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jellies
verb
Third person singular of jelly
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Hence their name: jellyfish – or jellies as we should call them.
From not listening to staff and bending to whims of bigger jellies that live in the even darker ocean depths, to stubbornly maintaining the status quo, these poor invertebrates cannot help trying to be everything to everyone (however obvious it is that this just won't work).
Of course, I'm presuming that all schools have jellies floating about at the top.
The jellies are frightened of us, of our ability to bring out the very best in those around us and of our capacity to find innovative ways to make a difference.
I'm pretty sure those pulling the strings at all levels are jellies.
Think Turkish Delight, those oblong-shaped packs of sticky dates, sugared almonds, sugared fruit jellies, marrons glacé, panettone, hazelnuts, brazil nuts, walnuts, crystallised fruits, orange peel dipped in chocolate, whole candied peel and the kids' selection boxes.
On the table was a small cluster of jellies and penny chews.
Some trawlermen, however, have adapted, abandoning more conventional catches in favour of jellies.
This carbohydrate, a common component of fruits, is used as a gelling agent in jams, jellies and marmalades.
In spring come black leather-like mermaids' purses, the egg cases of dogfish, ray and skate; sea gooseberries or comb jellies brighten the sand like pearly marbles; a "scribble of wormcasts" lies along the water's edge.
After swallowing his three sickly methadone jellies, he heads to his dealer for a proper hit, "tae get us ower this long, hard, day .In 1993, when "Trainspotting" was published, methadone treatment was new and heroin was a scourge.
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