chondrin

/ˈkɑndrɪn/
noun
  1. A gelatinous substance obtained from cartilage by boiling, used in glues and as a food additive.
    • In the lab, they extracted chondrin from animal cartilage for the experiment.
    • The chef used chondrin to thicken the broth.
    • Chondrin is sometimes added to desserts to give them a jelly-like texture.
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