creamy
- adjective
- /ˈkrimi/
- Yesterday Sarah and I made this beautiful creamy coconut cream.
- creamy white
I did a full, a full creamy white little ensemble.
- I did a full, a full creamy white little ensemble.
- It gives you this kind of Peaches and cream creamy complexion.
Examples
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The fleece is split into a kind of jacket, its creamy lining veined with rich coral.
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I also have this creamy moisture mist.
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I just love that creamy white with that green in the center.
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Does she go kind of creamy, golden warm?
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One looks like that girl in high school with creamy skin.
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Your entire being: Soft, smooth, creamy, and warm.
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Beautiful green eyes, like creamy jade.
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Oh, that's a nice creamy, rich orange color.
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That's important, this creamy sauce, and it smells so good.
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The walls are painted a creamy gold, topped with a rich glaze.
Synonyms
Pale white and slightly cloudy like milk
Having a pale yellowish-white color like fresh cream
A white color like fresh milk
A pale yellow-white color like fresh cream
A pale yellow color like cream
White with a slight yellow tint
A pale white color with a little yellow
Pale yellowish white like fresh cream
A pale yellowish white color like cream
Pale, cloudy white in color
A pale brown or light cream color that looks like almond skin
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How Creamy
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Etymology
Creamy comes from the common word cream (the pale, fatty layer from milk) plus the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'like'. So creamy for color means 'the color of cream' — a soft, pale yellow-white.