marshmallowy
- adjective
- /ˈmɑːrʃˌmɛloʊi/
- The chocolate on the inside was very marshmallowy in its own right.
Examples
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It's kind of like a marshmallowy coating on a gram.
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The marshmallow is much more actual marshmallowy rather than my cream soft, pillowy, a nice little marshmallow center.
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If you agree with me with those tobacco, vanilla, marshmallowy, sexier, interesting, complex but sweet scents, there's your description.
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The dessert had a light and marshmallowy texture that melted in my mouth.
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She served a marshmallowy treat that was fluffy and sweet during the party.
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The teddy bear felt marshmallowy and soft, making it perfect for hugging.
Synonyms
Soft and airy with small air pockets that make it not heavy
Having a soft, full, and fluffy feel like a cushion
Antonyms
How Fluffy
Surface Forms
Morphology
marshmallowy = marshmallow (transparent) = marsh + mallow + y
The adjective is a direct adjectival formation from the noun 'marshmallow' meaning 'like a marshmallow' (soft, puffy, sweet).
Etymology
Marshmallowy comes from the sweet treat marshmallow, and that name comes from marsh (a 'swamp') and mallow (a 'plant') because people once used the plant's root to make a soft, sweet food. So, something marshmallowy feels soft, puffy, and a little sweet like that treat.