buttercream
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- noun
- /ˈbʌtərˌkrim/
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color crema
- The wedding decorations featured lovely buttercream flowers that complemented the overall theme beautifully.
- buttercream-colored
I have Blissfully Beige and I have the shade Buttercream.
- I have Blissfully Beige and I have the shade Buttercream.
- I am loving this cream bronze, the Juvia's place and buttercream.
Examples
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The walls in the living room were painted a soft buttercream color, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
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Their rims are dotted with solidified Antique Rose, Navajo Gold, Apricot Ice, and Spring Buttercream.
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I grew up in something like this, and I loved the walls; they looked great painted buttercream or a warm color.
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I am going to go on the lid with that kind of buttercream matte shade and just pack this all over the lid.
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But then we have kind of a matte buttercream kind of yellowy shade here.
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That kind of sort of goldeny buttercream shade and that burgundy are awesome.
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She chose a buttercream shade for the nursery, as it gave the room a cheerful yet soothing vibe.
Synonyms
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Having a pale yellowish-white color like fresh cream
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A light yellow colour that looks soft and not bright
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A pale yellowish-white color like dairy cream
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A pale yellow color like cream
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White with a slight yellow tint
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A pale white color with a little yellow
A pale yellowish white color like cream
A pale cream color often used for walls or clothes
A pale brown color with a slight yellow tint
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Etymology
Buttercream as a color is named after the pale yellow of buttercream icing made with butter and cream, so the word means a 'soft, warm yellow' like cake frosting.