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almondy

almondy

4.9
Having a taste or smell like almonds
  • adjective
  • /ˈɑlməndi/
translation icon : con sabor a almendra
  • Her perfume had an almondy scent that reminded me of sweet marzipan.

It smells, assuming you like kind of almondy marzipan smells, smells amazing.

Examples

  • In her own chair, the seat of honor to Penny's right, inhaling Penny's hypnotic almondy scent, Beth fantasized, and not for the first time, about the possibilities of insanity.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • It smells, assuming you like kind of almondy marzipan smells, smells amazing.

  • The cake had a delightful almondy flavor, enhanced by the almond extract used in the recipe.

  • I enjoyed the almondy aroma of the freshly baked cookies wafting through the kitchen.

Synonyms

nutty
vsalmondy
12 3.0

Having a taste like almonds or other nuts

focuses on one specific kernel's flavor and smell rather than general seed taste
almond-scented
vsalmondy
4.0

Smelling like almonds

covers smell plus taste and other edible kernel qualities rather than smell only
nutlike
vsalmondy
3.7

Having a taste like nuts such as almonds

is about a single kernel's flavor and smell rather than a general kernel taste

Surface Forms

almondy positive

Morphology

almondy = almond (transparent) = almond + y

A straightforward adjectival derivation meaning 'having the flavor or smell of almonds', using the productive suffix '-y'.

Etymology

Almondy comes from almond and the ending -y, which means 'having' or 'like', so it describes a taste or smell 'like' almonds.