creme
- noun
- /krɛm/
- Yeah, it's the Jeju Overnight Moisture Super Infusion Creme de Nui.
- marshmallow creme
- creme lipstick
- creme conditioning
I would do sour cream or even a Creme fresh or both.
- I would do sour cream or even a Creme fresh or both.
- You know, I'm, I'm, you know, I, I was doing Creme Brulee.
- You want the soup and the salad, you know, you want the Creme brulee and you want that Shim brulee.
- Not far behind that I really ended up liking the Creme de Rose balm from Dior.
Examples
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You get small Cologne, you get small body Creme and a body and hand wash as well.
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This is Vanilla Creme.
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I would do sour cream or even a Creme fresh or both.
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For dessert, we're having what we normally have, which is meringues with Creme fresh and berries.
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I can remember when I was younger really liking Cadbury's Creme Eggs.
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They came out with a Creme Violet soothing hand and body butter.
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Well, crisp wafers in mocha Creme with coffee bits, chocolate.
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Not far behind that I really ended up liking the Creme de Rose balm from Dior.
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Yes, the Knicks butter lip gloss and Creme brulee.
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I applied a rich creme to my dry skin to keep it moisturized.
Synonyms
Thick, smooth substance put on skin to soften or protect it
A smooth thick oily substance you put on the skin to help it heal or feel soft
A cream or lotion you put on your skin to keep it soft and hydrated
A thick smooth substance used in desserts and on the skin
A cream you put on your face to keep the skin soft and not dry
A cream you put on the skin to protect, treat, or make it look better
Compounds
A sweet alcoholic drink flavored with chocolate and vanilla, used in cocktails and desserts
How Thick
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word creme comes from the French crème, which means 'cream', the rich, thick part of milk. So creme now names smooth, rich lotions or food fillings that feel soft and creamy.