concrete (building material)

to gather, unify, or concentrate (such as strength, attention, or efforts)

to change from a liquid or fluid state to a solid state; to congeal

the force of attraction that holds elements together, such as molecular bonds or social unity within a group

to gaze at or fix one's eyes on

deep and resounding in sound or music

blood clotting; blood clot

to change from a gas or vapor to a liquid state

with rapt attention

to look steadily and intently at someone or something

the clumping together of cells or particles, typically in a biological or chemical context

thrombin (biochemistry)

terse, compact, and refined in language or artistic expression

to stop moving or lose vitality, often describing expressions, atmospheres, or focus

a protein that binds to carbohydrates or causes the agglutination of cells such as red blood cells

a substance added to a liquid to cause it to solidify or thicken

Yang Ningshi (873-954), calligrapher of the Five Dynasties period

male gaze (abbreviation for [[男性凝视|男性凝視|nan2 xing4 ning2 shi4]])

to coagulate

hemagglutinin (the H component of viruses such as bird flu H5N1)

blood clotting; coagulation

an antibody that causes agglutination (clumping) of red blood cells when the temperature is below normal body temperature

to freeze

napalm bomb

a semi-solid mass formed by the coagulation of a liquid, such as blood or milk

to gaze intently; to stare at

to distill or summarize something to its essence or to increase the intensity of a substance

coherent sheaf (math.)

condensed matter (physics)

frozen shoulder (medicine)

gelidiella, tropical and subtropical red algae

hemaglutinin (protein causing blood clotting)

(biochemistry) lectin

stagnant, congealed, or thick (often describing air, liquid, or atmosphere)