General descriptions:
* Gelatinous cells: This emphasizes the consistency of the cells.
* Mucoid cells: This implies the presence of mucus, a common component of jellylike substances.
* Amorphous cells: This describes cells without a definite shape.
Specific types of cells:
* Mesoglea: This is the jellylike layer found in cnidarians (like jellyfish).
* Slime mold: These organisms can form a jellylike mass.
* Coelenterates: These organisms have a gelatinous body.
Other options:
* Viscous cells: Emphasizes the stickiness of the cells.
* Gooey cells: A more informal and descriptive term.
The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the characteristics of the cells you are referring to.