creamy
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1.1
- adjective
- /ˈkrimi/
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cremoso
- Rich, creamy, smooth texture, exquisite taste.
- a creamy texture
- make creamy
Like these just draw on so creamy and so easily.
- Like these just draw on so creamy and so easily.
- They're so buttery and creamy and sweet.
- They're really, really creamy, which I like.
- I truly love a Milky creamy pink toned gloss.
- Next, I use this velvet touch creamy stick blush.
- Come on, Kristen, salmon and creamy Dijon chive sauce.
- And it's kind of got like a creamy texture to it.
- They're kind of like a creamy ish matte lipstick.
- The cheese is creamy, lumpy and sold in pots.
Examples
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It's really, really creamy and it covers nice.
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The pasta was drenched in a creamy Alfredo sauce that was simply irresistible.
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Oh, it is so creamy and so black.
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Rich and creamy, just the way I like it.
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And it's kind of got like a creamy texture to it.
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The goat's cheese, as you said, it's very creamy, very soft.
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My favorite dish is creamy baked potato soup.
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"A lovely pint of Guinness, with a creamy head," he said.
Fiction book (1998) -
Smooth and creamy.
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Creamy butter.
Synonyms
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1.0
Smooth and soft to touch like fine cloth
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3.2
Having a rich, smooth taste like butter
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3.8
Smooth and very soft in touch, look, sound, or taste
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4.1
Soft and smooth with a rich, creamy texture like custard
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3.7
A soft, smooth, thick texture like a sweet dessert cream
Feels soft, smooth, and creamy like butter
Smooth and very soft to touch, sound, or taste, like chocolate
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How Creamy
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Etymology
Creamy comes from the word cream (the thick, rich part of milk) combined with -y, meaning 'like' or 'full of'. So creamy for texture means smooth, thick and rich, just like dairy cream.