yolky
4.0
Having the deep yellow color of the inside of an egg
- adjective
- /ˈjoʊlki/
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yemoso
- The artist painted a vibrant landscape filled with yolky hues of yellow and orange.
Examples
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The production of a few large, yolky eggs in each polyp is common in deep-sea.
Academic text (2004) -
A man betrayed by his own anguish, a man caught in the yolky womanness of his insides.
Fiction book (2000) -
She decorated the cake with a yolky icing that reminded everyone of sunshine.
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The walls of the kitchen were painted in a warm, yolky shade that made the space feel inviting.
Synonyms
yellow
vsyolky
819
1.0
Having the color between green and orange like a lemon
refers to that egg interior colour or to resembling or containing an egg centre
6.1
Containing a yolk, the yellow part of an egg that feeds the young
focuses on resembling or having the egg interior colour rather than literal internal structures
How Yellow
Surface Forms
yolky positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word yolky comes from yolk, the 'yellow part of an egg'. So yolky describes something that contains yolk or looks like that rich, yellow color.