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creme

creme

4 3.7
A thick smooth substance you put on your skin to treat or protect it
  • noun
  • /krɛm/
translation icon : crema
  • 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.

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Examples

  • You get small Cologne, you get small body Creme and a body and hand wash as well.

  • This is Vanilla Creme.

  • I would do sour cream or even a Creme fresh or both.

  • For dessert, we're having what we normally have, which is meringues with Creme fresh and berries.

  • 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.

  • Well, crisp wafers in mocha Creme with coffee bits, chocolate.

  • Not far behind that I really ended up liking the Creme de Rose balm from Dior.

  • Yes, the Knicks butter lip gloss and Creme brulee.

  • I applied a rich creme to my dry skin to keep it moisturized.

Synonyms

cream
vscreme
346 1.0

Thick, smooth substance put on skin to soften or protect it

is broader, also used as food filling and in cosmetics beyond skin use
ointment
vscreme
49 3.3

A smooth thick oily substance you put on the skin to help it heal or feel soft

is richer and creamier, used more widely in cosmetics and food fillings
moisturizer
vscreme
  • US
30 3.2

A cream or lotion you put on your skin to keep it soft and hydrated

is richer and also used as cosmetic or food filling beyond hydration
crème
vscreme
21 3.9

A thick smooth substance used in desserts and on the skin

is wider, also used for skin care and treatments and food fillings
face cream
vscreme
5 1.3

A cream you put on your face to keep the skin soft and not dry

is broader, not limited to face and used in food or other cosmetics
crema
vscreme
  • US
5.8

A cream you put on the skin to protect, treat, or make it look better

is richer and not limited to skin, also fits food fillings and treatments

Compounds

A sweet mint alcoholic drink used in cocktails and desserts

A sweet baked custard dessert topped with soft caramel

A thick lotion used to clean the skin, especially the face

A sweet alcoholic drink flavored with chocolate and vanilla, used in cocktails and desserts

A sweet strawberry-flavored alcoholic drink used in cocktails and desserts

How Thick

balm
9 4.9
ointment
49 3.3
creme
4 3.7
lotion
95 1.0

Surface Forms

creme singular
cremes plural

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.