gel
- noun
- /dʒɛl/
- - How much gel do you put in your hair, Grant?
- silicone gel
- use the gel
So the last thing is this shower gel, which is called Punch.
- So the last thing is this shower gel, which is called Punch.
- And then the this is alginate, which is a gel made from algae.
- And I use the Milani Brow Shaping Clear Gel, just regular brow gel.
- I'm going to put these little gel eye patches on under my eyes.
Examples
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After applying the gel, my hair looked sleek and shiny.
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Is that hair gel?
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And maybe some hair gel!
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This is called hair gel.
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We shared hair gel.
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So I'm just going to put some brow gel on my brows.
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I'm going to use a brow gel to fill in my brows.
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I always use a lot of gel to keep my hairstyle in place.
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He prefers a strong hold, so he buys the extra firm gel for his hair.
Synonyms
A thick sticky product that styles and holds hair
A light foam you put in hair to make it hold shape and look fuller
Compounds
- Specialized
A dry material of small grains that soaks up moisture from things like shoes
- Specialized
A soft, jelly-like substance with tiny particles mixed in that trap liquid
How Firm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gel comes from old words that mean 'frost' or 'to freeze' and is the same root as gelatin, the jelly-like food. So a styling gel is like a 'jelly' that sets and holds hair in place.