creme
- adjective
- /krɛm/
- The walls were painted in a soft creme color that brightened the entire room.
It has a deeper pinky Creme undertone that I think is just so beautiful.
- It has a deeper pinky Creme undertone that I think is just so beautiful.
Examples
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It has a deeper pinky Creme undertone that I think is just so beautiful.
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The artist chose a creme shade for the background to complement the vibrant colors of the flowers.
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Why am I creme plating?
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She wore a lovely dress that matched the creme color of the wedding decor.
Synonyms
A pale yellowish-white color like light butter
Having a pale yellowish-white color like fresh cream
A white color like fresh milk
A pale yellow-white color like fresh cream
A pale yellow color like cream
A pale white color with a little yellow
White with a slight yellow tint
Pale yellowish white like fresh cream
Having a light color that is not bright
Compounds
A sweet alcoholic drink flavored with chocolate and vanilla, used in cocktails and desserts
How Pale
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word creme comes from the French crème, which means 'cream', the thick, pale part of milk. So a creme color is like the soft pale yellow-white of cream.