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marshmallowy

marshmallowy

1 3.8
Soft, light, and puffy like a sweet candy
  • adjective
  • /ˈmɑːrʃˌmɛloʊi/
: esponjoso
  • The chocolate on the inside was very marshmallowy in its own right.

Examples

  • It's kind of like a marshmallowy coating on a gram.

  • The marshmallow is much more actual marshmallowy rather than my cream soft, pillowy, a nice little marshmallow center.

  • If you agree with me with those tobacco, vanilla, marshmallowy, sexier, interesting, complex but sweet scents, there's your description.

  • The dessert had a light and marshmallowy texture that melted in my mouth.

  • She served a marshmallowy treat that was fluffy and sweet during the party.

  • The teddy bear felt marshmallowy and soft, making it perfect for hugging.

Synonyms

light and fluffy
vsmarshmallowy
4 2.9

Soft and airy with small air pockets that make it not heavy

is sweeter and more puffy rather than merely airy
pillowy
vsmarshmallowy
2 3.5

Having a soft, full, and fluffy feel like a cushion

is lighter and airier rather than cushion-like in fullness

Antonyms

631 1.0

Firm and not easy to bend, break, or pierce

15 3.9

Thick so that little light can pass through

How Fluffy

airy
22 3.4
marshmallowy
1 3.8
fluffy
72 1.0
pillowy
2 3.5
spongy
11 2.2

Surface Forms

marshmallowy positive
marshmallowier comparative
marshmallowiest superlative

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.