jelly
noun /ˈdʒeli/
  /ˈdʒeli/
 (plural jellies)
Idioms - [uncountable, countable] (British English) (North American English jello, Jell-O™ [uncountable])a cold sweet transparent food made from gelatin, sugar and fruit juice, that shakes when it is moved
- jelly and ice cream
 - a raspberry jelly
 
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- lemon
 - raspberry
 - strawberry
 - …
 
- eat
 - have
 - make
 - …
 
- set
 - jiggle
 - wiggle
 - …
 
- mould/mold
 
- in jelly
 
 - [uncountable] a substance like jelly made from gelatin and meat juices, served around meat, fish, etc. synonym aspic
- chicken in jelly
 
 - [uncountable, countable] a type of jam that does not contain any pieces of fruit
- blackcurrant jelly
 
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- currant
 - grape
 - strawberry
 - …
 
- make
 - spread
 
- doughnut
 - roll
 - sandwich
 - …
 
 - [uncountable] any thick sticky substance, especially a type of cream used on the skin see also KY jelly™, petroleum jelly, royal jelly
 - (also jelly shoe)[countable] a light plastic shoe designed for wearing on the beach and in the sea
 
Word Originlate Middle English: from Old French gelee ‘frost, jelly’, from Latin gelata ‘frozen’, from gelare ‘freeze’, from gelu ‘frost’.
Idioms 
be/feel like jelly | turn to jelly 
- (of legs or knees) to feel weak because you are nervous