jelly mould

noun

1. a mould made of glass, copper, etc, used to make a jelly in a decorative shape
2. a member of any of three orders ( Auriculariales, Tremellales, and Dacrymycetales ) of basidiomycetous fungi that grow on trees and have a jelly-like consistency when wet. They include the conspicuous yellow brain fungus ( Tremella mesenterica ), the black witch's butter ( Exidia plana ), and the pinky-red jew's-ear ( Auricularia auricula-judae ) Also called (in certain other countries)jelly fungus

Example Sentences

He said at the moment there are lots of "jelly mould" sports utility vehicles on the market, which he said are really on-road cars or "soft-roaders".

From BBC

When so many politicians seem to have come out of the same jelly mould, he is the political insider with the insights of an outsider.

From BBC

There's a hand-painted ceramic jelly mould dedicated to Martin Luther King, a collection of replica glass apples, and a siren song produced by malfunctioning strip lights.

From The Guardian

But today the Strata tower in south found itself becalmed when it was named Britain's ugliest new building, pipping a rival that the judges said resembled a giant pair of buttocks and a bus station that looked like a jelly mould.

From The Guardian

Take a pretty shaped jelly mould, pour in a little of the red aspic to about rather more than a quarter of the mould.

From Project Gutenberg