geal
/ˈd͡ʒiːl/
geal verb: to congeal.
Verb
geal (third-person singular simple present geals, present participle gealing, simple past and past participle gealed)
- To congeal.
Forms of geal
| third-person singular present | geals |
|---|---|
| present participle | gealing |
| past participle | gealed |
| past | gealed |
Origin of geal
From Middle English gelen, from Old French geler, from Latin gelāre, from gelu. See gelid. Scots jeel, geal.
Words that rhyme with geal
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- keel
- anneal
- creel
- peal
- peel
- sweal
- congeal
- Izmail
- kneel
- meal
- Neale
- streal
- weal
- awheel
- Castile
- cochineal
- feal
- heal
- Lille
- ordeal
- repeal
- sele
- squeal
- teal
- zeal
- ceil
- debile
- dishabille
- hele
- leal
- lifesteal
- Neil
- Niel
- O'Neill
- reveal
- schlemiel
- seel
- she'll
- shiel
- skeel
- spiel
- square meal
- unseal
- veal
- we'll
- weel
- ye'll
- -meal
Questions about geal
- What does geal mean?
- Geal means to congeal.
- What part of speech is geal?
- Geal is a verb.
- How do you pronounce geal?
- Geal is pronounced /ˈd͡ʒiːl/.
- What is the past tense of geal?
- The past tense of geal is gealed.
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