smooth-skinned
- adjective
- /smuːð skɪnd/
- Dora was a tall, smooth-skinned, dark woman with fierce eyes.
- young and smooth-skinned
Now English cucumbers are green in color and they're also either smooth skinned or spine skinned.
- Now English cucumbers are green in color and they're also either smooth skinned or spine skinned.
Examples
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And for me that means smooth skin, not wrinkle free skin, but smooth, clear skin, even skin, radiant skin, bright skin.
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His smooth-skinned face was framed by wispy white.
Fiction book (1995) -
I just want to feel like I was born with this glowy, soft, smooth skin kind of finish.
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She was young and smooth-skinned, her body sleek as an athlete's.
Fiction book (1995) -
Amazingly young, amazingly smooth-skinned.
Fiction book (1996) -
Sex, she matter-of-factly assumed, regally self-assured in her smooth-skinned blackness.
Fiction book (1992) -
"Theodora Shea was probably in her seventies, smooth-skinned and plump under her loose embroidered Mexican dress.
Fiction book (1995) -
The model has smooth-skinned features that look radiant under the bright lights.
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To achieve a flawless complexion, she uses products designed for smooth-skinned appearances.
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He admired her smooth-skinned beauty, which seemed to glow without any blemishes.
Synonyms
Very smooth skin with no lines or wrinkles
Skin that is smooth without lines or wrinkles
Skin that is soft and smooth like a peach
Having an even, soft surface with no bumps when you touch it
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Smooth-skinned comes from the two simple parts smooth meaning 'even, without rough parts' and skin meaning 'the outer layer of the body', with -ed showing 'having'. So, smooth-skinned literally describes something that has skin that feels or looks even and soft.